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i've lived there for 14 years well, it depends on which part you'll be living in, Negatives:lots of judgmental people, i hate how there's the poor ones, and the rich ones, not many middle class. possitives: lots of fun places to spend ur time in, kind people, and always help is available. things u have to be aware of: make sure ur money is IN ur pocket, it'd be great if u have an arabic person that u fully trust that can speak the language to buy you stuff, its a lot cheaper this way ;)
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I went to Amman in December 2007. It was awesome! Luckily, I had my fiance' who is a native Jordanian to show me around. But, we originally flew to Egypt & then went to Jordan. Honestly, I can tell you I felt much safer in Jordan & it felt more like home with the driving & how King Abdullah keeps his country beautiful! Best of Luck to you!
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I one knew a man named Jordan...that does not help does it now? (at least I gave you some points)
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Best of luck to you. I don't hear any bad things about it so I think you will be safe there and happy. After all it is the capital city so it has got to have the most amenities. http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Middle_East/Jordan/Amman-1800107/Tourist_Traps-Amman-BR-1.html Can you tell me how it's going there becasue I'm curious to know how that city is?
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i was in Jordan for a half of day while I was in the military it was hot we were not allowed to go into twon we were restricted to the assault boat while a repair was getting done
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My father is from Karak Jordan, which isn't too far from Amman. (I've been there too). I'm full blown American, but I've actually lived in Jordan for a few months. I just recently went back during the summer to visit some family. BE PREPARED FOR SOME CULUTRE SHOCK! The people there are very hospitable and very nice to Americans. As a reccommendation, don't go anywhere outside of Amman or Karak.
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