Long time reader. First time poster after account activation
Looking forward to my second trip to Colombia. First time was this past April in Cartagena. Coming to Medellin in mid to late December. Cartagena was my first dive into the wonderful world of working chicas. Cultivated my mongering habit in SEA and a bit in Europe when I was much younger (1980's) but have been out of the scene for years. Actually spending some time this trip to look at Medellin as a landing spot once retirement hits in 10 yrs or so.
Love reading the trip reports and learning the lay of the land. Got to admit, I enjoy the hunt. So you'll probably find me more in El Centro and the casas than Poblado, but I'm open to all possibilities.
Definitely up for meeting new people along the way. Cheers!
Do you live or are in Medellin at the moment?
[QUOTE=Gabacho;2625107]In Bogota in Santa Fe I have multiple girls that give me BBFS for 50 k to 70 k (one that even comes back to my hotel for an hour for 50 k). In Medellin I found one older Colombian chica en centro that gave me BBFS for only 30 k COP and numerous Venezolanas willing to accept 70 k.[/QUOTE]Dude I will be in Medellin during thanksgiving break. I'm liking these prices you are mentioning. Would love to meet up if possible. Was planning only doing casas but now I want to give El Centro a shot.
Insolentspike.
Daily Colombian Spanish Lesson
[QUOTE=Huacho;2625474]'Culear' means butt fucking. 'Coger' would be my choice there, unless I was in Spain or Cuba, where 'coger' means completely different things. 'Hacer el amor' might be a bit more suavecito, or you could use 'tener sexo' or 'tener relaciones. '.
But hey, if somebody wants to bare back butt fuck some street ho, go for it! Can I take out a life insurance policy on you?[/QUOTE]Yes cojer means different things in different Countries, in Mexico it means to fuck, but in Colombia it means to take something, like "cojer un taxi", I've heard it used many times in that context here. So many different words for the same thing in Spanish versus English, it's mind boggling, and all the rules as to when use words, like when to use "por" versus "para", but for the majority of us, the most important part is understanding what is being said, and I think my comprehension level on a verbal basis is about 5 times greater than my speaking level. Yet at times I can't understand literally a single word someone is saying which I think has a lot to do with their accent and how fast someone is speaking. But it's no different in the USA, to illustrate, I can remember visiting a manufacturing plant in southern Tennessee many years ago, and the dispatcher came on the air, and I literally couldn't understand a single word being said.
And sometimes when I'm in Centro after speaking with a potential prospect, I have a few times passed as it was so hard to understand them, I always want to make sure I have a sufficient level of communication to avoid any potential mis-understandings. There is a small indigenous women in Centro that I have seen there on many occasions, so one day I decided to "chit chat" with her. Well that didn't last long, as she was speaking a dialect of something which wasn't even Spanish I think, and I couldn't understand a single word she was saying. She might of been saying to me to get the fuck away from her for all I know.
I wish I had your knowledge of the language, but seem to get by yet struggle.