In which countries have you lived?

I've only lived in my country, Dominican Republic and have visited Haiti and the states.

I lived in Ireland for most of my life, but I previously lived in the UK for a few years and now I live in the United States. I've been to lots of other countries though... including your home nation Elso! I went there for a wedding last year and it was absolutely beautiful.  

I guess the question is how long do you have to stay somewhere for it to be considered living there? Does it have to be consecutive?

Philippines. But I'd love to visit Antarctica, Iceland, South Korea and Africa for different reasons

Just here in the Philippines. But I stayed in Cebu (still in the Philippines) for a year and they have a different dialect there. 

Frederick.Dizon wrote:

Just here in the Philippines. But I stayed in Cebu (still in the Philippines) for a year and they have a different dialect there.

I'd really love to visit Cebu soon. :D

Aileen.Cortes wrote:

I'd really love to visit Cebu soon. :D

You should. Visit the great beaches and eat the best lechon. Haha

James.B wrote:

I lived in Ireland for most of my life, but I previously lived in the UK for a few years and now I live in the United States. I've been to

lots of other countries though... including your home nation Elso! I went there for a wedding last year and it was absolutely beautiful.

Sounds great! Glad you liked it here, I'd love to visit the UK and Ireland.

Frederick.Dizon wrote:

Just here in the Philippines. But I stayed in Cebu (still in the Philippines) for a year and they have a different dialect there.

Sounds very interesting, I love the Philippines

leosmith wrote:

I guess the question is how long do you have to stay somewhere for it to be considered living there? Does it have to be consecutive?

That's a great question and I guess it varies but for the purpose of this post let's say at least a couple of months.

leosmith wrote:

I guess the question is how long do you have to stay somewhere for it to be considered living there? Does it have to be consecutive?

Great question! For me I suppose it's down to each person how long it takes to feel like you're living there. I've stayed and worked in dozens of cities and countries but only felt like I was actually at home and living in a few of them.

Elso.Martinez wrote:

Sounds very interesting, I love the Philippines

You should visit sometime. 

I've only lived in Pakistan

Frederick.Dizon wrote:

Elso.Martinez wrote:

Sounds very interesting, I love the Philippines

You should visit sometime.

I really hope I will!

Noman.Gul wrote:

I've only lived in Pakistan

<3

Sourabh.Kumar wrote:

My home is in India. apart from that i have visited Australia. It's an awesome place. <3

Both awesome places!

Frederick.Dizon wrote:

Aileen.Cortes wrote:

I'd really love to visit Cebu soon. :D

You should. Visit the great beaches and eat the best lechon. Haha

The best lechon... gawd... when I was there I had Cebu lechon whenever I wanted. My poor blood pressure...

If you had to have stayed long enough to feel at home, then the only other place I've ever called home was Colorado. If I had that year to do over again I absolutely would.

Phillip.Laplana wrote:

Frederick.Dizon wrote:

Aileen.Cortes wrote:

I'd really love to visit Cebu soon. :D

You should. Visit the great beaches and eat the best lechon. Haha

The best lechon... gawd... when I was there I had Cebu lechon whenever I wanted. My poor blood pressure...

If you had to have stayed long enough to feel at home, then the only other place I've ever called home was Colorado. If I had that year to do over again I absolutely would.

sounds like a great experience

Elso.Martinez wrote:

sounds like a great experience

Go to Carcar Cebu for the lechon experience. They have there a market that all the stalls sells only lechons. :grin: