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[QUOTE=Bravo;2053439]I didn't see a translation folder in the DR thread like they have in the Brazil folder. So I will ask here.
How do you tell a woman in Spanish "I want to cum in your mouth"? I know the word orgamso, but is that the same definition as cum or ejaculate?[/QUOTE]Quiero terminar en tu boca. But with my personality I would actually say Voy terminar en tu (rica) boca.
[QUOTE=Bravo;2053439]I didn't see a translation folder in the DR thread like they have in the Brazil folder. So I will ask here.
How do you tell a woman in Spanish "I want to cum in your mouth"? I know the word orgamso, but is that the same definition as cum or ejaculate?[/QUOTE]Orgamso? Huh! The words is "leche". You could say "me gustaria leche adentro de tu boca", but I do not think this is a very elegant solution. The problem is that coming in the mouth is not usually a desired outcome, unless you and she have a very strong personal connection with the possibility of unprotected sex. It is not really the kind of thing to say to a young lady you have just met, because either she will be repulsed or she will be delighted, and if you don't already know which, it is probably the former. Mr. E's solution is more along the lines that I would use. Me gustaria darte un litro de leche Rica por boca, chica. Of course this might work better in Boca Chica. (Leche means milk, and Rica is the most common brand of milk and dairy products in the DR. Boca Chica is a beach resort near Santo Domingo famed for its many ladies of the night and Italian residents. _.
Next up in Spanish basic conversation. "I would like you to wipe my butt. ".
I knew this young meretriz, from Paraguay, who told me a story when she had just moved to Madrid and started her career in a prostibulo (working girl house (love this autocorrect)). In Spain they use the verb correr (run) when they want to say come. One of her clients started to shout "voy a correr", to which this young lady responded, "no corras, no corras", because she thought that the guy was going to run away.
I tried to google the words used in DR and found that the verb venir (come) is also used in DR. Quiero acabar / terminar / venir en tu boca. You can also say, "Quiero dar mi leche en tu boca, puedo?"
[QUOTE=Nordico;2053709]I knew this young meretriz, from Paraguay, who told me a story when she had just moved to Madrid and started her career in a prostibulo (working girl house (love this autocorrect)). In Spain they use the verb correr (run) when they want to say come. One of her clients started to shout "voy a correr", to which this young lady responded, "no corras, no corras", because she thought that the guy was going to run away.
I tried to google the words used in DR and found that the verb venir (come) is also used in DR. Quiero acabar / terminar / venir en tu boca. You can also say, "Quiero dar mi leche en tu boca, puedo?"[/QUOTE]I just say "vengo en tu boca" and "tomar mi leche?" they know exactly what I mean LOL.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2040798]Sosua is nothing like AC. But if you know AC, pretend you are sitting outside at Kokomos and the beggars or viagra salesmen (but in this case it would be hookers) are parading back and forth down Fields and some are coming up to you from streetside asking if you want to go to the room (instead of buy viagra). There are also a couple of places like High Society albeit 1/8 of the size.
All the girls in Sosua are freelancers, so they are not working in any bars with bikinis on dancing on a stage waiting for you to buy them lady drinks and barfine them. The various bars that you will go to in Sosua are small and only have a few barstools. The Sosua mongering area as far as the bar scene is concerned might be half of the street (Vian St) behind Fields where Wild Orchid Hotel and Tequila Reef are if that.[/QUOTE]Having just returned from the PI and visiting AC, note but not yet experiencing Sosua, your post gets me very interested to try Sosua out.
TTM.
[QUOTE=TheTallMan;2054116]Having just returned from the PI and visiting AC, note but not yet experiencing Sosua, your post gets me very interested to try Sosua out.
TTM.[/QUOTE]Beautiful beach, good food, low-cost mongering with beautiful women, a short flight from the United States. What's not to like? Just remember to fly into Santiago and take a taxi to Sosua instead of flying into Puerto Plata. Using that method, I saved about $200 US.
"Having just returned from the PI and visiting AC, note but not yet experiencing Sosua, your post gets me very interested to try Sosua out."
I am in Angeles four times a year for the past fifteen year. I will not comment on the attitude except GFE is rare in Sosua. But I will comment on the body type. Average height for a girl in the Philippines is five foot one inch. With the occasion spinner of 4 foot six to four foot eight. The average height in Sosua is 5 foot five. With some five foot ten to six footer occasionally.
But this is where the big difference are. Half the girls are skinny in AC. Ten percent in Sosua. With another 25% are five to ten pounds over weight. Another 25% are 15 to 20 pounds over weight. And a third are 25 pound or more are more overweight. But what you get with the over weight are big asses and big chest.
Going to guess percentage in skin color. Somebody can correct me on this. One third light skin. 2/3 dark skin. The dark skin include a lot of Hatians.
[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;2054224]Beautiful beach, good food, low-cost mongering with beautiful women, a short flight from the United States. What's not to like? Just remember to fly into Santiago and take a taxi to Sosua instead of flying into Puerto Plata. Using that method, I saved about $200 US.[/QUOTE]You can take an Uber from STI to Sosua for 2000 pesos, why take a taxi.
This is a snippet from a full report on another site.
SOSUA.
In this trip I decided I was going to spend some time traveling the south which I did not know much yet. But first as usual I started in the north. Puerto Plata and Sosua to get my poison off and then by the end of the weekend move out to the south. Its impossible to tell everything I have done and seen so ill try to just hit the highlights. I met some good people out there. A special shout out to my man at CCON. All I can say you real my brother it was a pleasure meeting you in person and sharing that Spanish we will sure meet again. Also at SEANSLO we didn't have the opportunity to meet yet but stayed connected through my whole stay and it was cool sharing I was in Barahona when you flew in but I'm sure that day will come. I didn't see any skull breaking going on in sosua among any brothers (black and white folks) only camaraderie and that's how its suppose to be. Leave all that bullshit home and go have a good time. Sosua was a blast all in. No place over the island has everything setup in on place and safety like sosua provides. I can say it loud now. Cause have been around. Classico as usual packed. Weekends you are literally a sardine in a can not my type of place but for the view of all these women around you and eyeballing the whole time its a must do experience. My opinion merengue is some way the new rumba but gets too hot in there. As in classico. Premium bar which is known as the Dominican disco bar is still my favorite spot to chill have a drink and watch the women stroll the strip to their different destinations. Then we have the playa Chiquita disco bar which start cranking around 3 a. M when classico closes. And stays till 7 if not mistaken. Too me until now the best alternative after hours. Its bigger cooler and you are more relaxed so my second club choice. The high Caribbean new club I have only been once and I didn't give it second chance so I can't say much about it. But I didn't like it. I never made it to elvis place maybe some other time. I noticed Bourbon street a little slower this time or maybe it was just bad timing. The beach was still cranking especially sat and Sundays and one of the easier spots to pull chicas for quality time overall. But then again that's my experience. All in all out I spend 2 weekends from the 3 in the su and fuck 3 X times daily almost all daytime. The night experience was wack and honestly I was tired too. So I don't think ill do nights again if its not some chica I have built report with. And the funny thing is at night they want more money. So ill let them have it with somebody willing to pay its all good buyers market out here plenty fish for all of us. Sosua still rocks!
[QUOTE=Torso8;2055527]This is a snippet from a full report on another site.
SOSUA.
In this trip I decided I was going to spend some time traveling the south which I did not know much yet. But first as usual I started in the north. Puerto Plata and Sosua to get my poison off and then by the end of the weekend move out to the south. Its impossible to tell everything I have done and seen so ill try to just hit the highlights. I met some good people out there. A special shout out to my man at CCON. All I can say you real my brother it was a pleasure meeting you in person and sharing that Spanish we will sure meet again. Also at SEANSLO we didn't have the opportunity to meet yet but stayed connected through my whole stay and it was cool sharing I was in Barahona when you flew in but I'm sure that day will come. I didn't see any skull breaking going on in sosua among any brothers (black and white folks) only camaraderie and that's how its suppose to be. Leave all that bullshit home and go have a good time. Sosua was a blast all in. No place over the island has everything setup in on place and safety like sosua provides. I can say it loud now. Cause have been around. Classico as usual packed. Weekends you are literally a sardine in a can not my type of place but for the view of all these women around you and eyeballing the whole time its a must do experience. My opinion merengue is some way the new rumba but gets too hot in there. As in classico. Premium bar which is known as the Dominican disco bar is still my favorite spot to chill have a drink and watch the women stroll the strip to their different destinations. Then we have the playa Chiquita disco bar which start cranking around 3 a. M when classico closes. And stays till 7 if not mistaken. Too me until now the best alternative after hours. Its bigger cooler and you are more relaxed so my second club choice. The high Caribbean new club I have only been once and I didn't give it second chance so I can't say much about it. But I didn't like it. I never made it to elvis place maybe some other time. I noticed Bourbon street a little slower this time or maybe it was just bad timing. The beach was still cranking especially sat and Sundays and one of the easier spots to pull chicas for quality time overall. But then again that's my experience. All in all out I spend 2 weekends from the 3 in the su and fuck 3 X times daily almost all daytime. The night experience was wack and honestly I was tired too. So I don't think ill do nights again if its not some chica I have built report with. And the funny thing is at night they want more money. So ill let them have it with somebody willing to pay its all good buyers market out here plenty fish for all of us. Sosua still rocks![/QUOTE]Thank for the positive report Torso8, and especially the pics. Get's all us fans achin' in the groin to get back there!
Makes a welcome change from the usual vibe here on this board, which is: Sosua is fucked, the people are shit, and we who love it, are low level mongers, like abused wives who just don't know any better than to put up with the hatin' and the ripoffs and the thuggery!
Salud!
Long live OUR Sosua!
[QUOTE=Oakie;2055689]Thank for the positive report Torso8, and especially the pics. Get's all us fans achin' in the groin to get back there!
Makes a welcome change from the usual vibe here on this board, which is: Sosua is fucked, the people are shit, and we who love it, are low level mongers, like abused wives who just don't know any better than to put up with the hatin' and the ripoffs and the thuggery!
Salud!
Long live OUR Sosua![/QUOTE]Well Said Oakie and Thanks Torso8.
[QUOTE=DavidTish2;2055816]Well Said Oakie and Thanks Torso8.[/QUOTE]Thank you!
It's the slow season again, and not much reporting going on here. Seems all the fussin' and feudin' and hatin' has moved out to a new location.
DR reports that tourism has increased 50% in the last 10 years, so that means either the DR is showing folks a good time, or there are more and more people who enjoy being ripped off, depending on your personal point of view! :)
[QUOTE=CharlesPooter;2047569]That means in real terms (against the dollar or euro) prices have gone DOWN in the ten years I have been on the North Coast. Only losers post about prices having gone up.[/QUOTE]Very true! Based on my experience at least. YMMV.
[QUOTE=Haven123;2057458]Very true! Based on my experience at least. YMMV.[/QUOTE]Not exactly. The dollar has gone up since January 2009 by 43% and I was paying at that time 1200 DP LT and some times TLN and now for the same quality I part with 2000,I. E. a 66% increase, and just LT. No doubt, people will write they were paying 1000 and less but that is irrelevant to me. Also top girls from DC are more demanding, maybe not cold cash but more expensive drinks, restaurants, taxis. Life is very expensive here and 2000 pesos is really nothing.
[QUOTE=Yonkers44;2057474]Not exactly. The dollar has gone up since January 2009 by 43% and I was paying at that time 1200 DP LT and some times TLN and now for the same quality I part with 2000,I. E. a 66% increase, and just LT. No doubt, people will write they were paying 1000 and less but that is irrelevant to me. Also top girls from DC are more demanding, maybe not cold cash but more expensive drinks, restaurants, taxis. Life is very expensive here and 2000 pesos is really nothing.[/QUOTE]Not really, there have been considerable and constant fluctuations in the exchange rate between the dollar and the Dominican peso, related more to the value of the peso than the dollar. Here is a quote from Wikipedia, which is better than going just by my recollections, although I agree with what is written below.
"The exchange rate to the USA Dollar, liberalized by 1985, stood at 2. 70 pesos per dollar in August 1986,14. 00 pesos in 1993, and 16.00 pesos in 2000. Having jumped to 53.00 pesos per dollar in 2003, the rate was back down to around 31.00 pesos per dollar in 2004. As of November 2010 the rate was 37.00 pesos per dollar. In February 2015 the rate was 44.67 pesos per dollar. As of February 2017 the rate was 46.72 pesos per dollar. ".
At times of large fluctuations there may be large discrepancies in prices when goods and services are still being sold at the old price and do not take into account recent devaluations of the peso. It would appear, although I do not know from first hand experience, that services paid for in pesos will have been more expensive for dollar earners prior to 2003.
I know that in 2003 I was paying about $US 200 for a porcelain dental crown in Puerto Plata, including the dental work, which seemed very cheap compared to US prices at the time, but I think the price has gone up in recent years and may not be quite such a good deal as before.
In my area in the US, they are now asking for about $800 for the same thing and about $300 to $400 for an extraction. I recently had 7 teeth extracted, plus 5 fillings, plus two temporary partial dentures made for about $900 in Puerto Plata, so I would say the DR still has the edge on prices. When the work is finished, the total cost will be about $3400 versus a rough estimate of $15,000 in the US.