10 THINGS DOMINICANS DO THAT AMERICANS MIGHT FIND WEIRD




1- Playing Dominoes Outdoors
It’s no secret that Dominican men love to play dominoes and they can do it for hours sitting outside their building or at the localbodega.


2- Calling Their Friends “Loco” (which means “crazy”)
The phrase “Dimelo, loco” is common among Dominicans and their friends. But they’re not actually calling each other crazy – it’s a term of endearment where we come from.



3- That Insane Love for Plantains
What can we say? Platanos go great with everything!



4- Rocking the Tubi or Rolos in Public
Walking around with a tubi or rolos is like second nature because most Dominican women like to make sure they keep that fresh blowout intact!



5- Clapping at Random Moments
You can always spot Dominicans clapping enthusiastically when they find something really funny.  We’re not sure why, it just sort of happens!


6- Using Vivaporu As a Cure-All
Forget the doctor! Have a cold? Rub some Vicks. Have a cut? Rub some Vicks. Yes, Dominican mothers turn to Vivaporu (as they say) for just about everything!



7- Eating Sancocho on a Hot Day
Most people turn to soup in the winter, but you can find Dominicans whipping up un sancochito even on the hottest summer day.




8- Greeting Someone New (and Everyone Else) with a Hug & Kiss
Dominicans are warm and loving people. Instead of a handshake, they rather embrace people with a hug and kiss.



9- Celebrating Mother’s Day and Father’s Day…Twice!
Dominicans don’t just celebrate the United States’ designated Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, they also celebrate Dominican Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.

  



10- Talking Loudly While Having a Conversation
It may sound like we’re yelling all the time, but Dominicans just happen to talk really loud. This happens even more so if they''re really passionate about something.


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