Episode Details

During our stay in Bogotá, we discovered fascinating aspects of the city’s culture, including its history, climate, and unique Spanish dialect. We talk about the vibrant Chapinero neighborhood, local fruits like lulo and feijoa, and the special words and phrases that make Colombian Spanish stand out. You'll also hear about cultural events like the Septimazo, the meaning behind terms like "rolo" and "pola," and some tips on navigating the local dining scene, including how to handle payments at restaurants. If you're curious about Colombian culture or planning to visit, this episode will give you valuable insights.

Key Takeaways:

• Bogotá's unique blend of history, climate, and culture.
• Key differences between Colombian and Mexican Spanish.
• Tips on navigating Colombian customs and dining practices.

Links And Additional Resources:

• 219 – Sobre Colombia | About Colombia
• 225 – Cosas Que Nos Gustan De Bogotá | Things We Like About Bogotá
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