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One of the most common misunderstood aspects of the Dominican culture is the excessive courtesy and kindness of the locals.

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Most tourists take them for granted and believe in honesty and sincerity of the Dominicans who call all tourists “mi amor” (from Spanish – “my love”), “mi corazón” (from Spanish – “my heart”) or “mi vida” (from Spanish – “my life”).

One should know that these forms of addressing a person mean no more than “Hey, guy/gal” in English. Moreover, the courtesy sometimes hides some interest (in money most often). So, when an excursions vendor or a gift-shop salesperson calls you “mi amor”, it only means that he or she wants to sell you somethings and probably at a too high price.

Another misunderstood aspect concerns religion.

The Dominicans are often considered to be very close to God. According to the statistics (http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/dominican-republic-population/), of the entire Dominican population, 57% of people are Catholic, 23% are Protestant, 2% are Muslim, and

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