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[QUOTE=Strangeman]Question for the bi-lingual mongers here. I am lining up a few girls online for my arrival in Colombia and use an online translator to chat with them. They often use the word "claro" which translates literally as sky light. But based on the context of how they use it, I think it is meant to be roughly the equivalent of saying "Exactly! " in English when you agree with someone. Can anyone confirm or elaborate on how this word is used?

Thanks[/QUOTE]Very simple. It means "of course".

[QUOTE=Strangeman]Question for the bi-lingual mongers here. I am lining up a few girls online for my arrival in Colombia and use an online translator to chat with them. They often use the word "claro" which translates literally as sky light. But based on the context of how they use it, I think it is meant to be roughly the equivalent of saying "Exactly! " in English when you agree with someone. Can anyone confirm or elaborate on how this word is used?

Thanks[/QUOTE]I always thought it meant I am clear on that. Exactly is right also.

Claro, short for claro que sí, means "of course"

Man, you guys are really splitting the atom today. My brain hurts. WTF?

[QUOTE=Strangeman]Question for the bi-lingual mongers here. I am lining up a few girls online for my arrival in Colombia and use an online translator to chat with them. They often use the word "claro" which translates literally as sky light. But based on the context of how they use it, I think it is meant to be roughly the equivalent of saying "Exactly! " in English when you agree with someone. Can anyone confirm or elaborate on how this word is used?

Thanks[/QUOTE]Skylight? What dictionary are you using?

Claro: clear. like "clearly so" or "of course".

[quote=chesrep001]claro, short for claro que sí, means "of course"[/quote]the most literal and comun meaning. with a bit of empahsis, it also can mean "obviously" and is often used intead of "de acuerdo" or "estoy de acuerdo" meaning- i agree.

just very sublte differences, but basically "of course" nails it.

[QUOTE=Strangeman]Question for the bi-lingual mongers here. I am lining up a few girls online for my arrival in Colombia and use an online translator to chat with them. They often use the word "claro" which translates literally as sky light. But based on the context of how they use it, I think it is meant to be roughly the equivalent of saying "Exactly! " in English when you agree with someone. Can anyone confirm or elaborate on how this word is used?

Thanks[/QUOTE]Strangeman,

Heck, any stooge knows the answer to that.

Claro! = Soitenly!

Cheers,

Cubanut

[QUOTE=Strangeman]Question for the bi-lingual mongers here. I am lining up a few girls online for my arrival in Colombia and use an online translator to chat with them. They often use the word "claro" which translates literally as sky light. But based on the context of how they use it, I think it is meant to be roughly the equivalent of saying "Exactly! " in English when you agree with someone. Can anyone confirm or elaborate on how this word is used?

Thanks[/QUOTE]Below descriptions accurate but even easier.

It means "Yes, clearly."

[QUOTE=Concarne]Below descriptions accurate but even easier.

It means "Yes, clearly."[/QUOTE]Ok Ok. Enough of the "claro" definitions.

I think we all get it by now.

What does "basta" mean? Jejeje

[QUOTE=Strangeman]Question for the bi-lingual mongers here. I am lining up a few girls online for my arrival in Colombia and use an online translator to chat with them. They often use the word "claro" which translates literally as sky light. But based on the context of how they use it, I think it is meant to be roughly the equivalent of saying "Exactly! " in English when you agree with someone. Can anyone confirm or elaborate on how this word is used?[/QUOTE]"Claro" is a shortened version of "Claramente" in this context, which, as others have noted, means "clearly so" or "certainly" or "of course" or "sure" and sometimes "I agree". Sr. Strangeman, this is a phrase that you want to hear often from the ladies you are in contact with. On the other hand, if you get "Hay No! " (pronounced "eye no! ", usually with great emphasis) you could take that to have rather a negative connotation. Perhaps not what you were hoping to hear.

But I like Biffa's answer best.

[QUOTE=Cubanut]Strangeman,

Heck, any stooge knows the answer to that.

Claro! = Soitenly!

Cheers,

Cubanut[/QUOTE]I concur.

Soitenly is the official definition I've recognized for years.

Cubanut is correct.

Schwmm

I feel nuance of "sure" or "of course".

[QUOTE=Concarne]Below descriptions accurate but even easier.

It means "Yes, clearly."[/QUOTE]

On the subject of Non pros, I always thought that by me actually checking out where they are working I would assure myself that they were not pros.

Yesterday in Mde while

I was looking to get a haircut I see a woman cutting hair who is a regular weekend Puta in Mayorista.

So much for being a Dick Tracy.

I once read on this board that 90% of the lower class girls in Colombia can be had for money. I for one can not fault that statement.

So I guess that if you like a non pro /Puta, catch her when she is on the street. It will be much cheaper. LOL

Hey guys,

I would rather stay in apartament or studio instead of a hotel.

I have had some exchanges with places I have found in the web and on lists here. At least a couple of the places have left me wondering if I am not in for some kind of ripoff.

Does anyone know of a thread that details which places are BS or people not to do biz with?

Thanks!

[QUOTE=Concarne]Hey guys,

I would rather stay in apartament or studio instead of a hotel.

I have had some exchanges with places I have found in the web and on lists here. At least a couple of the places have left me wondering if I am not in for some kind of ripoff.

Does anyone know of a thread that details which places are BS or people not to do biz with?

Thanks![/QUOTE]Concarne,

I myself prefer apartments instead of hotels. Hotels get in your business too much. They treat every girl you bring to the hotel like she's a prostitute even your non pro novia. Apartments are like your own home. When the girl comes over security calls you and if you say send her up they will without questions. I have rented from Andrew at [url]http://www.theapartmentmedellin.com[/url] several times and have never had a problem. I'm from the New York area so I don't consider Andrew's rates of $75-140 a night pricey like some guys. There are cheaper places but all of Andrew's apartments are in the safest part of town, have free internet, good security in the building and come with a cellphone. I splurged on my June trip and rented Penthouse 1408 for $120 a night for a week. What a panty dropping crib! The first level has a half bath, kitchen & living room with a home theater. The second level is the loft master bedroom with a 50 inch flat screen. The shower is huge and has 2 shower heads in the ceiling. The third level is the private roof deck with a jacuzzi and a barbeque grill. I had a good time in there. I fucked 5 Romance Latina girls (Bibiana & Paula twice each, Angie, Sara Julieth & Estefania) during my one week stay. I hope they changed the sheets. If not there is a washing machine.