Questions for your future Latin Wife

20/10/2015 Cirenia Medrano 0 Comments
  • Sometimes when you meet someone you are crazy about, you forget to ask important questions that you should know the answers to. You may be afraid to ask because you do not want to know the answer. This is a step that is too important to put off or not bother with. You were born with a brain and this is one of the most important times in your life that you need to use it.
  • Is there anything that regularly happens in your country during the year that you would want to go home for?
  • What would you miss the most if you moved to the United States?
  • If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
  • What nickname do you have if any? How did you get this name?
  • Do you have an opinion on the United States or Canada? (any subject you feel emotional about?)
  • What are some good and some bad things about your country?
  • How would you change the bad things?
  • Do you keep up with politics?
  • Do you currently have a valid passport?
  • Would you have a problem living in a place where its cold 3 or 4 months a year?
  • Do you eat people? (Keep the mood relaxed and not too serious)
  • Do you speak any English? Ask her to say ‘1 thru 10’ in English. If she does this painlessly its a good sign!
  • Do you plan to learn English if you move to the United States?
  • **Almost all the ladies will say yes with little delay. A knee jerk reaction for many. It is very important that you make it clear how important it is for her to learn the language and offer her rewards if you have to. Tell her it will be very useful to her regardless of whether you two get married. Stress how much you really mean it is important in many way and give examples. Tell her what doors it will open for her and any future kids she might have. Have her take and pay for English lessons while you two are still courting and see if she goes to class, takes notes, asks you questions and for help with her homework and in general. You will be able to see if she means it or not. I would say if her learning English is of the utmost importance to you then make your conclusions a few months after she starts English school.
  • If her learning English right away is not critical to your wants then do not put intimidating pressure on her but still make it clear it is something important and to be done over the years to come. Tell her how happy she will be and how impressed her family and friends will be. When you get her back to your country make sure she is not around Spanish speaking people all day. This is very important to learning any other language.
  • Do you have anything you want to accomplish in terms of a career, family or business?
  • Have you ever driven a car? Do you like driving?
  • What computer talents do you have? (Not including Facebook)
  • Do you believe that education is important and do you plan to go to school in the future for anything in particular?
  • Are you the kind of person that is brutally honest and tells it like it is or do you avoid a sticky situation and tell a white lie to make everyone happy? Do you have any bad habits?
  • What were your favorite and worst subjects in school? How far in formal education did you get? High school diploma? University?
  • Do you like to learn new things?
  • What foods are your favorite? What dishes do you make that taste the best? What kind of meals do you like to cook? Do you sleep more than most people? What time do you go to bed and what time do you wake up? Are you a religious person? What religion? Do you attend a church? Where and what days and hours?
  • If your sister slept with another man besides her spouse, would you tell anyone?