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bigbite
25-03-2013, 20:56
dus anyone know what % of costa del silencio is english expats
warbey
25-03-2013, 21:09
If You Google it, it says it means Silence or quiet..
SVFUN
25-03-2013, 21:15
If You Google it, it says it means Silence or quiet..

:laugh:..good answer
bigbite
25-03-2013, 21:17
smart ****
EDGEY72
26-03-2013, 15:01
Not sure on percentage but there is a lot of ex pats and mainly British owned bars
casabonny
26-03-2013, 15:10
The majority I would say are Belgian and Flemish, with Brits coming just behind that.Its quite a mixture really as there are also a lot of Canarians .Percentage wise I couldnt say.
SVFUN
26-03-2013, 15:36
smart ****


Ye just read that again thought you put Brit ex pats not English .....hes Welsh aint he ......good call ......Smart**** :duh:.....:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
universal
26-03-2013, 15:36
Total "empadronado" in Costa del Silencio is shown as 7,865 as of 01.03.13
Demographics do not show nationality split, although the municipal ratio is 54.23% Spanish and 45.77% foreign from a population of 88,121
therefore based on this ratio the number of foreign residents in Costa del Silencio would be 3,599 against 4,266 nationals.
warbey
26-03-2013, 21:08
Ye just read that again thought you put Brit ex pats not English .....hes Welsh aint he ......good call ......Smart**** :duh:.....:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:




English.. I just happen to live in Wales. Even smarter.?....:lol::lol::D
carpenter
26-03-2013, 22:40
Total "empadronado" in Costa del Silencio is shown as 7,865 as of 01.03.13
Demographics do not show nationality split, although the municipal ratio is 54.23% Spanish and 45.77% foreign from a population of 88,121
therefore based on this ratio the number of foreign residents in Costa del Silencio would be 3,599 against 4,266 nationals.

Very interesting but how many Brits there do you think have continually kept up to date with their empad?
Looking at most of Silencio's inhabitants (not all of them) I shouldn't think they'd know how to book a flight on the internet let alone register themselves at the sac ;)
slodgedad
27-03-2013, 00:38
Difficult question to answer legally.

I lived in CDS sor 5 years and most of the people I knew were not registered.

I would say 40%, of which half wouldn't appear on the local empad.
SVFUN
27-03-2013, 19:35
English.. I just happen to live in Wales. Even smarter.?....:lol::lol::D


Even smarter****...:laugh::laugh::laugh:
atlantico
27-03-2013, 19:45
walk the streets and you'll see 90% Brits

Try sleeping at 1am in the morning and all you'll here are Spanish.

Go to the best restaurant and it'll be full of Belgiums.

Go for a walk and the Germans and their 'walking' sticks will overtake you

Drive down the main road and only the Spanish will be overtaking you

Go to a bar, you'll here English being spoken - by any/all Nationalities

so, answer, depends upon where you go are are at the time.
kingbaker
28-03-2013, 08:00
Very well put Atlantico!!
chifleta
28-03-2013, 17:09
Try sleeping at 1am in the morning and all you'll here are Spanish.


Spanish? or South Americans with their wonderful regetton music blaring? :cry::eek::ban:
kingbaker
28-03-2013, 19:03
Spanish? or South Americans with their wonderful regetton music blaring? :cry::eek::ban:

Ah good ..........Proper order.......no complaints about the Irish!! :p:lol::p
penelope pitstop
20-04-2013, 22:57
If You Google it, it says it means Silence or quiet..

Used to be a high percentage of expats, I think it still is. It appears that way when we visit.


Coast of Silence. It never was when I lived there for 8 yrs!

Barking dogs day & night, loud music from what was then known as Club Marino Aparthotel several nights a week! Some nights it was if the flamenco dancing was being performed on my balcony!