https://polyglotclub.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Leninjulio 2026-05-04T11:22:27Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.37.2 https://polyglotclub.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Beach_-_Colombia.jpeg&diff=9427 2017-04-01T01:20:58Z

<p>Leninjulio: Premonitions and stereotypes should be discarded before visiting this South American country that offers spectacular landscapes. Colombia today is much more than the terrible legacy of Escobar or its famous Andean coffee ... although you will definitel...</p> <hr /> <div>Premonitions and stereotypes should be discarded before visiting this South American country that offers spectacular landscapes. Colombia today is much more than the terrible legacy of Escobar or its famous Andean coffee ... although you will definitely have a cup of coffee in your hands during your trip.<br /> <br /> Below you will find some important aspects to keep in mind before visiting the country that has the third largest population of Spanish speakers in the world (about 46 million), after Mexico and Spain.<br /> <br /> What access routes does Colombia have? (Land, sea and air)<br /> <br /> The geographical location of Colombia allows you to reach it through land, sea and air. Our ports, airports and terminals are strategically located for the convenience of those who visit us. Visit the tourist guide of Viaja for Colombia and extend this information.<br /> <br /> You must see the view of Bogota from Monserrate<br /> <br /> Every great city has a perfect viewpoint from where you can appreciate its immensity. For Bogota, this magical place is Monserrate.<br /> Located on a mountain overlooking the city, Monserrate houses a church where pilgrims visit a shrine dedicated to the Fallen Lord.<br /> From the summit, the immense expanse of concrete of gray and red color of Bogota absorbs the green valley that frames it; The view puts into perspective the immense proportion of this megacity.<br /> To get to Monserrate, you can take an aerial cable car, a funicular, or you can make the ascent on foot.<br /> <br /> Does Colombia have seasons?<br /> <br /> No. Our climate depends on thermal floors, which vary according to the position of each of our cities. So when you travel the country, you can find temperatures higher than 30 ° C or even temperatures below 0.<br /> <br /> The real Colombians drink red coffee<br /> <br /> Colombia is synonymous with coffee, so it comes as no surprise that there is so much demand for the morning drink that legions of women travel through Colombian cities to serve it.<br /> At first glance, it might appear that these women are prepared to eliminate pests, but their mobile equipment is not designed to exterminate insects, but to serve coffee.<br /> A true Colombian, as you will surely listen, takes the black coffee, which is known as red.<br /> <br /> The towns are the favorite destinations to visit during the weekend<br /> <br /> Different towns adorn the Colombian countryside, which show a colonial past and an old charm that is not seen in the cities.<br /> From almost any Colombian urban center it is possible to travel to the villages by road, which makes it easy to make a weekend visit.<br /> Outside Bogotá, Guatavita is a small town near the Guatavita lagoon, which offers idyllic views of the small houses that exemplify the countryside of Colombia.<br /> <br /> Cali is the city of salsa<br /> <br /> Cali's gravity-defying feminine assets are projected to such a degree that they can not be overlooked ... the intense salsa town is famous for its sexually dynamic and talented dance floors.<br /> Those looking for a more subtle experience can start with an old library, where there is more dancing as such, less physical drama and not so many crazy drinkers.</div>

Leninjulio https://polyglotclub.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Bocagrande_-_Colombia.jpeg&diff=9426 2017-04-01T01:00:20Z

<p>Leninjulio: Premonitions and stereotypes should be discarded before visiting this South American country that offers spectacular landscapes. Colombia today is much more than the terrible legacy of Escobar or its famous Andean coffee ... although you will definitel...</p> <hr /> <div>Premonitions and stereotypes should be discarded before visiting this South American country that offers spectacular landscapes. Colombia today is much more than the terrible legacy of Escobar or its famous Andean coffee ... although you will definitely have a cup of coffee in your hands during your trip.<br /> <br /> Below you will find some important aspects to keep in mind before visiting the country that has the third largest population of Spanish speakers in the world (about 46 million), after Mexico and Spain.</div>

Leninjulio https://polyglotclub.com/wiki/index.php?title=Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Saludos&diff=9410 2017-03-31T02:36:21Z

<p>Leninjulio: Created page with &quot;Some greetings in Spanish: Hola! = Hi! Que tal? = how are you? Como vas? Que mas? = informal way to say: what's up buenos dias! = good morning buenas tardes! = good after...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Some greetings in Spanish:<br /> <br /> Hola! = Hi!<br /> <br /> Que tal? = how are you?<br /> <br /> Como vas? Que mas? = informal way to say: what's up<br /> <br /> buenos dias! = good morning<br /> <br /> buenas tardes! = good afternoon!<br /> <br /> buenas noches! = Good evening!<br /> <br /> I hope it can help you.</div>

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