The Salvadorean colon was the currency of El Salvador from 1892 until 2001, when it was replaced by the US dollar. The colon was subdivided into 100 centavos and was named after Christopher Columbus, whose name is "Colón" in Spanish. The currency was introduced to stabilize the economy and facilitate trade, but it eventually faced inflation and devaluation, leading to the transition to the US dollar as the official currency.
He is from Puerto Rico.
they play soccer my uncle is salvadorean
the most tipical food is the "pupusas"
if the same person you are asking, he is a salvadorean painter.
chanchona is the salvadorean version of cumbia, a colombian type of music.
Marry.
The correct term is "Salvadoran," which is commonly used to refer to people or things from El Salvador. "Salvadorean" is also acceptable but less frequently used. "Salvadorian" is not a standard term and is generally considered incorrect.
Spanish is spoken in El Salvador, and in Spanish it is "Te Adoro".
Vayunco is salvadorean slang means Silly. clown see also jayan
I would think most Salvadorans live in El Salvador.
their Mayan and Spanish descent I would know because I'm salvadorean
They are Salvadoran, although Salvadorean and Salvadorian are also used on occasion.