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Dominican Culture Language, color, social, norms…. Shantal Batista G.

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1 Dominican Culture Language, color, social, norms…. Shantal Batista G.

2 D.R. Skin Color Dominicans LightMulattosDark Have you ever asked yourself why Dominicans are mixed with dark, light and mulattos skin color? Well, because we are a mixed with Africans, Spanish, Tainos and Middle Eastern. Shantal Batista G.

3 Language  Our language is Spanish just like every Latino. Even though is not the same accent as every Latin country. Some people say we speak similar to Cubans and Puerto Rico, but there is a difference. Just like every country in the world has their accent or language. Shantal Batista G.

4 Sports & Food Sports  Dominican Republic practice different sports:  Baseball  Softball  Volleyball  Basketball Food  Dominicans are also known for their delicious food:  La Bandera, rice, beans and chicken.  Mangu, smashed plantains.  Sanchocho.  Platano Frito con Pollo Frito.  Pastelon Sounds good doesn’t it? Try it! Shantal Batista G.

5 Drinks & Desserts Drinks  Beer, Presidente  Rum, Brugal, Barcelo, Mama Juana  Soda, Merengue, Malta  Juices, Morir Sonando, Chinola, Batida de Lechoza  Coffee, Café Santo Domingo, Café Monte Alto Desserts  Dulce de Leche  Habichuela con Dulce  Flan  Dulce de Coco  Palito de Coco or Melao  Galleta de supiro Shantal Batista G.

6 Dominican phrases  Dominicans are known last but not least, for their popular phrases.:  Que vaina!  Dimelo  Mija/o  Y e’ facil?  Se fue la lu’  Klk Shantal Batista G. Ay Dio’ mio Dime a ver Ta quillao Ta jevi E’ pa’ ‘lante que vamo’ Entren to’ c*** C*** Que diji’te

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