Average age of /int/ posters at which they saw the ocean/sea

About six months old

I live two blocks from the beach

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>>76584910
Technically (in Chile) if you don't live on or near to the coast you live an hour (maybe two) of it

>>76584910
Estonia
19
Haven't seen it.
My estimate of when I'll see it: late 20s or early 30s

>>76584910
>USA
>6 years old

must have been days.

>>76584910
Within a year, I'm sure.
t. Born in Tokyo

>>76584910
4 year old during Spain family trip

Dunno grew up in San Diego so definitely before 5, maybe before 1.

Did know a guy from Phoenix and his first time seeing the ocean was a school trip his senior year of high school. Thought that was really strange.

how the fuck can one not see the sea until they're 30?

what the fuck?

>>76584910
days

>>76584910
I think it was somewhere around 5-7
My family went on trip to Italy, around time I entered elementary school.

>>76584910
The first time my parents took me too sea was around 4 months old,the first time I saw sea was probably around 4-5 years old

>>76586453
How hot is the wate in Chile? Do people go to the beach and stuff? I'm really thinking to get out of this shit hole and Chile seems a nice if boring place to crash.

>>76587008
landlocked countries

and shitholes in the middle of china or siberia who're too poor to move elsewhere I suppose

>>76584910
parents took me to the beach before I was even one year old

>>76584910
around 5 months old it's good for a baby to go to beach at early age

>>76584910
I was around 9, when I actually moved to the coast

>>76587122
>In comparison with the rest of Latin America the Chilean personality is more reserved
Given the length of Chile we have weather for all tastes (less tropical)
>the further south you go it's colder
and yes, we frequent our beaches in holidays of course something you should take into account is the difference of wages between Chile and Spain, but if you have studies (not art degrees) you will easily find a job

>>76584910
If a sea counts then between 1-5.

>>76587813
Only because they wanted to abort your ugly ass in the ocean

Around 1 years old
I was born in landlocked region called Nagano, but I still somehow remember I went to the beach with my parents. That's the story from 1989

>>76584910
I forgot....
But Japan is island so I think most of Japanese have seen the sea because we can easily go near the sea.

>>76584910
I took a flight across the Atlantic with my family when I was 6 months old so I guess that counts as seeing the ocean. If it doesn't then it would be like age 5

>>76584910
Never has.

Mine was when i was 1
Love life in the kingdom of Norway-Finland

I have never seen the ocean, only Baltic, Black and Meditteraean seas.

italy
17 and half in Lisbon

19 or 20, I'm from the middle of the continent.

>>76584910
A few weeks old probably, my family has always lived close to the beach

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>>76587122
Here where I'm from (center-south) the water is cold af and beaches are meh. If you want California-tier beaches go to the north.

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>>76584910

>he could not go to the sea whenever he wanted
>he never smelled the air
>he never learned to sail

Life as a landlocked fag must be hard.

>>76593978
I think those count

I don't know if I went to Acapulco when I was very young, otherwise 5-6 years old
>t. Tapatío born in Mexico City

>>76584910
Really young like maybe 10 months?

>>76584910
As long as i cann remember, I live within walking distance of the beach and always have done.

>>76584910
El Salvador
less than 1 year old maybe?

>>76587008
2bh most people in my cunt see it at 15 or 18 years old (their quinceaños present or their prom trip)

>>76594405
depends on how autistic OP is
he asked "OCEANS"

>>76597843
Pls invade Brazil again but win this time

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>>76597843
>ocean/sea

>>76597929
gib monies first

usa
I dunno 4 or something like that. too young to remember