Well, that's about how much I know about Colombia too, but having lived in Canada for three years, tired to explain that Russia is not the country of perpetual winter, vodka and communism, I am trying to look for that other side, to learn more than stereotypes. So, good thing about Colombia (as told by Maria) – the weather is always nice.
And wearing thick gold chains could get a person in trouble not only in Colombia; besides, it’s tacky.
As for Spanish – yes, my aforementioned friend considered it much easier than English. I studied German several years ago, and I found it easier than English too – al least closer to Russian in grammar and pronunciation.
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Date: 2003-12-08 12:49 pm (UTC)And wearing thick gold chains could get a person in trouble not only in Colombia; besides, it’s tacky.
As for Spanish – yes, my aforementioned friend considered it much easier than English. I studied German several years ago, and I found it easier than English too – al least closer to Russian in grammar and pronunciation.