country dominican
Can also be abbreviated to just "country". A person from the Dominican Republic who has either just moved to the United States or has been living here for a while, even years but has yet to assimilate to American culture. There's a lot of variations depending on where in the DR they come from and their experiences. but the general consensus is that there are huge parts of American culture and etiquette they haven't understood yet. Some country Dominicans have an outdated and misplaced view on what America is like and will try to behave according to that which may also come across wrong.
Country Dominicans are almost always immigrants themselves, not children of immigrants that are american-born, though there are cases of american borns that spend enough time in the DR to become country, or that are raised in a way that they become country.
If you struggle understanding another example of a similar phenomenon is the Asian FOB. this is literally that exact same thing but with Dominicans
The term can and has been used as an insult whenever people think Dominicans are being obnoxious.
(This was written by a country Domincian btw)
Country Dominicans are almost always immigrants themselves, not children of immigrants that are american-born, though there are cases of american borns that spend enough time in the DR to become country, or that are raised in a way that they become country.
If you struggle understanding another example of a similar phenomenon is the Asian FOB. this is literally that exact same thing but with Dominicans
The term can and has been used as an insult whenever people think Dominicans are being obnoxious.
(This was written by a country Domincian btw)
Example 1:
Person 1: Where's that music coming from?
Person 2: Oh don't mind them, it's the country dominicans
Example 2:
Person 1: I don't get it, people looked at me weird when I called the waiter over, I wasn't even that loud.
Person 2: Oh so you're just country so you think you weren't loud but it was louder than what's normal here.
Person 1: Where's that music coming from?
Person 2: Oh don't mind them, it's the country dominicans
Example 2:
Person 1: I don't get it, people looked at me weird when I called the waiter over, I wasn't even that loud.
Person 2: Oh so you're just country so you think you weren't loud but it was louder than what's normal here.