Peruvians are generally super friendly people and extremely helpful also. Treat them with respect you will absolutely get that in return. It is the arrogant, money boasting traveler that will get a bad response in any country in the world.
Of course, they are very welcome to Peru, and Peruvians are really friendly and warm people with everybody.
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Peruvians are from Peru so that is their nationality.Peruvians if you mean by nationalityPeruvian
Peruvians do not hate Filipinoes!!
The majority of Peruvians identify as Roman Catholic, with a significant minority practicing various Indigenous and Afro-Peruvian beliefs. There is also a growing number of Evangelical Christians in Peru.
Because first of all, Peruvians (and many other stereotyped countries) hate that all foreigners think they ALL have llamas. Peru is a country rich in cultures and its divided in 3. Coast (where the capital and modern stuff are along immigrant people) Sierra (where the Quechua (language) culture remains, where native Peruvians live and where LLAMAS LIVE. Selva, the jungle (blah blah blah) "Offended" Peruvians are the ones in the coast, in which you will never see a llama hanging around. its like asking EVERY ENGLISHMAN: did you miss your cuppa at 5 o'clock? again its all about cultures. the coast of Peru is a "modern" place, where many tourists arrive. however Peruvians won't be offended if that question is asked in the Sierra.
Peru was once part of Spain and does speak Spanish.
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Peruvians speak a dialect of Spanish, as well as indigenous dialects. Spanish is the major language, though.
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