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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
Colombia could be a good spot to check out because it’s easier for you to blend in, especially in cities with higher black populations like Cartagena or Cali. I can somewhat blend in well enough with the folks in Medellin because I’m short, white and have black hair like the locals. This can definitely be advantageous as you won’t be hassled too much and targeted by thieves although you won’t get as much exotic factor based on your looks.
Of the cities you listed, Medellin is the cheapest as far as I know. Cali is even cheaper and many guys prefer it, myself included but it’s certainly not for everyone but either way I think both are solid options. I like to visit Bogota but it’s too busy and I mind the pollution, it’s also quite a bit more expensive than other Colombian cities.
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
The places you mentioned are expensive. As of this year I've now been to EVERY country in South and Central America so my suggestion might be a little different from others.
I would describe the place I am going to suggest like this:
Hardly anyone visits, so you will be special.
Very very very cheap.
They seem to adore blacks from the outside world.
The people are mestizo and black and mixes therein, but this is a Spanish speaking place.
An English speaking island is a 15 minute flight away if you get tired.
In 6 months you could meet everyone and "own" the place.
You will be forced to learn Spanish.
You will have a line of women waiting to talk to you.
It's a dump, but so is everywhere "cheap."
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
I'm white and the closest I've been to the places you consider was Central America.
When I was is El Salvador I chatted with an American woman who looked white to me, but had an African American husband and kids. She spoke Spanish and was well traveled in Latin America. If I remember correctly, she worked as a diplomat or something like that. When I asked her what she liked in El Slavador, she said without hesitation that she goes there on vacation, because Salvadoreans are not racist as opposed many other places her family visited.
I also remember that some hotel near El Tunco offered you free accommodation if you volunteer to teach, in English, at a local school.
Overall, I would return to El Salvador if I had some free time and will to learn Spanish. Locals are nice, beaches are beautiful and clean, and most things are cheap. I was a bit concerned about the gang violence though. I once met a Salvadorean Uber driver in US, and when I told him I went alone to his country, he though I'm crazy.
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
(12-09-2018 09:50 PM)Off The Reservation Wrote: The places you mentioned are expensive. As of this year I've now been to EVERY country in South and Central America so my suggestion might be a little different from others.
I would describe the place I am going to suggest like this:
Hardly anyone visits, so you will be special.
Very very very cheap.
They seem to adore blacks from the outside world.
The people are mestizo and black and mixes therein, but this is a Spanish speaking place.
An English speaking island is a 15 minute flight away if you get tired.
In 6 months you could meet everyone and "own" the place.
You will be forced to learn Spanish.
You will have a line of women waiting to talk to you.
It's a dump, but so is everywhere "cheap."
Whoa...
Haven't heard a damn thing about that city on here for years.
My Honduran buddy who lives in Texas told me it was way more dangerous than it used to be about 6-8 months ago after he visited.
But I've always been curious about the place.
Would love to hear more about La Ceiba.
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
(12-09-2018 09:41 PM)scotian Wrote: Colombia could be a good spot to check out because it’s easier for you to blend in, especially in cities with higher black populations like Cartagena or Cali. I can somewhat blend in well enough with the folks in Medellin because I’m short, white and have black hair like the locals. This can definitely be advantageous as you won’t be hassled too much and targeted by thieves although you won’t get as much exotic factor based on your looks.
Of the cities you listed, Medellin is the cheapest as far as I know. Cali is even cheaper and many guys prefer it, myself included but it’s certainly not for everyone but either way I think both are solid options. I like to visit Bogota but it’s too busy and I mind the pollution, it’s also quite a bit more expensive than other Colombian cities.
on a related note, what city in colombia (or other city in south america) would you guys recommend for a tall blonde 23 yr old american (i look like a fucking gringo) looking to teach english in colombia for 2-3 months? dont care too much, just want somewhere safe with warm weather, good party scene, and not too expensive. i'd rather not stand out a ton, but pretty hard given how I look
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
Honestly you don't need to speak Spanish fluently if you can set up where you are gonna game the girl in a somewhat quite place using google translate. For me, the women liked it even though I could speak a little Spanish when I first got there.
But I highly recommend going to Universidad Nacional in Bogota. They have Spanish for foreigners classes and there is plenty of pussy on the campus. You just need to register to go in the semesters classes for when you get there which I found kinda hard before I actually got to Bogota. Oh they will also give you a student visa for as long as your class is if you take it at uni Nacional or a different uni that has the same amount of hours teaching.
For more rich pussy I recommend trying to goto Universidad los andes but it does cost a little more. But more rich students, better chance of them speaking English I have found. Good luck.
(12-10-2018 10:54 AM)jakepershing Wrote: on a related note, what city in colombia (or other city in south america) would you guys recommend for a tall blonde 23 yr old american (i look like a fucking gringo) looking to teach english in colombia for 2-3 months? dont care too much, just want somewhere safe with warm weather, good party scene, and not too expensive. i'd rather not stand out a ton, but pretty hard given how I look
If you are a tall blond American you can easily get a job teaching English in Bogota. But prepare to be starred at 24/7/365 by everyone for the most part. But you do get used to it. I recommend living in the Northern area of bogota if you do as your super gringo features will make you more of a target in poorer areas. Either way though you will have non stop pussy if you line it up right.
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
For Colombia: If you're black, you'll have slightly less luck with women in Medellin -- they have whiter skin and several women there told me they prefer whiter skin.
The costenos are darker along the northern coast, so check out Cartagena, Barranquilla, or Santa Marta. Also Cali, though it's less safe.
I wouldn't recommend Argentina because you'll encounter more out-and-out racism there. Obviously there are girls who are exceptions, but you won't feel that static up in Colombia.
Re: Spanish, don't go to Chile. They speak a weirdo dialect that's almost impossible to understand. Peru and Bolivia are not good places to settle for a while, but they're good for tourism. Ecuador doesn't have much to see or do, and Venezuela is a hole right now.
My choice for you might be Bogota, just because it's sophisticated, cosmopolitan, and they speak a clear, comprehensible Spanish. You'll kill with suave suit game.
Just my two cents.
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
If you want to learn Spanish, don’t teach English.
God damned them all, I was told we'd cruise the seas for American gold, we'd fire no guns-shed no tears, now I'm a broken man on a Halifax pier, the last of Barrett's privateers!
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
(12-11-2018 11:11 PM)jakepershing Wrote: ive done some research into it, not willing to get tefl certified so just hoping to get some teaching position locked down in advance in medellin, cartagena, or bogota before traveling there. You guys recommending using airbnb or something else for housing (me and a buddy planning on staying for 2-3 months)? or is there a different south american city you'd recommend for 23yr olds looking to get fluent in spanish and have a good time for 2-3 months. seems like people are pretty big on colombia for people with those hopes^
There is no better place for fun in South America. Yes, use Airbnb. I did it exclusively for 3 months and had a blast.
Bogota is great for learning Spanish. They speak an educated, clear version that's really close to peninsular Spanish (Spain). Lots to do there, and millions of women -- literally millions. I used to watch them flooding off the buses at 6 pm, huge masses of cute twentysomething brunette Latinas in boots.
You might not like to hear this, but for getting laid in Colombia, 23 is actually too young. Tell the girls you're 29, grow a beard, whatever -- they'll react better. Trust me. They LIKE older men a lot. I was 38 and dating 23, 24 girls when I was there -- it was not only accepted, but totally normal. Younger guys like yourself have it tougher. My 23-year-old buddy ran into some difficulty until he started lying about his age.
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RE: Where to learn Spanish in South America while being able to game
(12-12-2018 02:52 PM)scrambled Wrote: (12-10-2018 11:51 AM)BaatumMania Wrote: Definitely not Mexico for language or girls. A lot of fat Pokahontases in Mexico and often single moms. Their accent is also horrible. I took 5 years of Chilean dialect Spanish and had zero problems communicating with a Gautemalan woman
Mexican accent is not that pronounced, and they speak slower than average. Chilean is the bizarre one that is incomprehensible and fastly spoken.
Never heard of there being 5 years of (formal, based on you using the word "took") courses of "Chilean Dialect" before, that is not a real thing dude, neither the course, nor the accent being called a "dialect".
Batuummania posts a lot of nonsense on here, we called him out on it a couple of months ago and he went away for awhile but unfortunately he’s back stinking up the threads with his bullshit.
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