Stay And Go To Antigua, or Go Back to the states?

Question

i'm here in guatemala city, my dad's house. and i'm going to nicaragua for a missions trip in about 24 hours. and basically socially, i'm doing fine, cuz 2 girls are really americanized and are my style. and i have this opportunity to go to anituga wit my sister to learn spanish for about a month. sunday-friday. and next year it's not gonna happen again. i'm korean btw. and idk about styaing, cuz i got some things that get caught:

football lifting, basically i can miss it, and go to the gym in antigua but i dont have anyone to get spotted by aND its a good opportinuty to make friends with my teammates. AND

i really dont no if i can make friends in antigua. i look 17m but i;m 14 and idk if there are like atleast 16 year olds that are cool..so help me out

Answer 1

It's pretty much unanimous - go to Antigua.  Learning Spanish will be a great tool to success later in life, especially with the growing Latino population in America.  Also, the Spanish ruins in Antigua will give you another historical perspective that can't be found anywhere else.  

I do mission work each year in Honduras and have lived in Guate ten years during my early life.  Seeing how people live in the Third World opens your mind to how rich a life you really have.  Good luck with your mission work.

Answer 2

go to antigua! its really nice there and ull learn alot of things! and  u said next year it wont happen again so don't miss this chance,  wen i visit guatemala i live in the city too and i love it but antigua is more different, but its an amazing place and i think u should learn spanish! it will help u get around,  mean i fell in love with the place and im movin there in december, and about makin friends trust me yea ure only 14 ull make friends fast i mean im 18 but i have freinds who are 20 and even younger, they're all friendly! good luck! p.s let me know on the updates!

Answer 3

Go to antigua

Answer 4

Go to Antigua!  There's a reason it's been designated a World Heritage site.  It's beautiful, fun, safe and a great place to learn Spanish.  It's totally unlike Guatemala City.  Do it; you'll be glad you did (I was there in 2000 to learn Spanish and look back on my month there as one of the best times of my life).