Medellin, how many languages do you speak? 

come to brazil!!!

If my country wasn't the mess that it is now, I would tell you to go to Ecuador but skip it for now. Try in another year or two when things hopefully improve, God willing.

If you come to Montevideo, don't forget to write to me, I like to show the capital of Uruguay and share any popular food..

They do not speak Spanish, they speak Colombian

Genial video! Felicitaciones!! - Te recomiendo venir a Cusco, en Perú! La parte de la ciudad (downtown) es cosmopolita!! Hay gente de todas partes del mundo, y se habla varias lenguas cada día; pero, principalmente, español e inglés. - Most of people there, as a matter of fact, speak English very well :)

Me I guess 🙏🏻🫶🏻

As a Mexican American student, idk about friendly lol. The columbian immigrants are VERY rowdy and bad mouthed. Not only that but some are even getting into drugs at my school. We should deport them lol

You're on of those huh? Sad human. Also, at least spell Colombian correctly. What is columbian??​@@localmilfchaser6938

Yo soy Italiano en mi sueno eres de visitar Mexico y Colombia, me encanta mucho la cultura y la jente..muy similar con la cultura italiana

Los colombianos y los mexicanos nos queremos mucho. Hay un cariño auténtico y eso es muy bonito ❤.

@@kurtwild9323 ciao amico! Io posso parlare la tua lingua, secondo me, la piu bella do Tutto il mondo, é anche per me un sogno conoscere Italia, spero andare a Milano il prossimo anno! Sei benvenuto in Mexico, ci sono tantissimi belli posti e cittá per conoscere.. Ci vediamo qui! Saludos desde Queretaro, México! 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

I would like to film that video but might need some help as I don't speak Portuguese

@@TheNewTravel I see, but as I said the people here it’s friendly and will try to understand you, and you know a little bit of spanish it’s very similar to Portuguese and of course the people will understand you if you speak slowly, It’s good to learn some phrases and word before come, but don’t worry about don’t speak Portuguese very well.

​@@TheNewTravel you should stay here in colombia for the carnival but specifically in barranquilla city, is a blast and always come many ppl from differents countries around the world coudl be nice content for u channel, :)

No no, don’t go to Brazil. Very ignorant country.

Yo soy de España y aquí tampoco se necesita hablar inglés. La gente que lo habla es porque ha dado clases privadas, intercambios en el extranjero o cursos bilingües o de enfoque internacional. Si vas a visitar lugares muy turísticos de mi país, puedes manejarte solo con inglés. Pero si pretendes comunicarte con la gente o visitar bien el país, necesitas aprender español. Incluso en los lugares turísticas la gente encuentra necesario aprender español (por los restaurantes, el transporte...)

Los Hispanos tienden a solo ser monolingues ya que el español ya es un idioma internacional y que se habla en muchas partes por mucha gente. Es el tercer idioma más hablado del mundo y en Hispanoamérica todos lo hablamos. No es necesario aprender otro a menos que so esté en frontera con EEUU o Brasil

graciasss

They seem like nice good people:) A lot of beautiful women in your country too 🙌🏽

Wow , thought i was the only kurdish person here!

Where are you from?

Hoy en día Medellín está muy cambiada desde hace 15 años para acá se ha visto más progreso y seguridad, no vas a ver personas armadas por las calles a menos que sean policías, delincuencia común siempre existirá en todas partes del mundo es de tener cuidado. Saludos de Medellin

lets be realistic. despite the stereotype you have in the US much more ppl speaking other languages than in Latin America. Spain and Portugal were also shit (like France btw.) in the 20. century but since then (especially Portugal which is now under the best 10 non-native English speaking countries in the world) the are evolving fast (France sucks still (as every online gamer knows, in fact it get surpassed by one other european country after the other). Anyway, in Latin America most people didnt travel abroad, if anything just get more about their neighboring countries. The situation is also a bit similar to the US. On one side the US has Canada, another big country and wherever you go there is English except little French or other language enclaves) - on the other side Mexico with Spanish. In the Latin American world there is mostly Spanish (in Brasil of course Portuguese). Ordinary ppl just usually speak one language. The stereotypes about the US vs. Europa are in reality the stereotypes between the most developed western countries. Also other stereotypes. Do you really believe that if one travels around most parts of the world and ask people that you get eloquent answers? are you aware that most ppl in most less developed countries even often dont know from which countries Berlin, London or Paris are the capital? even if this was far more worse in the 20. century you still have many people who even dont know the own country they live in (and this without rigging some videos for clickbait like some fake videos about the 'dumb' us). Mexico should also be much better with English with US and Canada as neighbor - AND English as the global language. It is worse if a Non-English-speaking country does not know English than the other way around, because only English is realistically relevant. Thats why i dont blame UK or the US etc. for learning less other languages than for instance Europeans (because also in Europe basically all talk in reality with English to each other nowadays. People who dont know that are idiots). And thats also the reason why Latin America is still far behind - most live still in a Spanish speaking bubble without much outer contact. But really to blame are countries like France, being already since a longer time evolved with a high education system but performing so bad (see English proficiency ranking). To long to self-centric. In the 20. century most of central western/northern Europe traveled already a lot (Germany was travel master of the world for a long time and maybe is still - likeminded countries imilar) - while France stayed mostly at home. This changed now with the younger generation (but still many only reach Spain). Such things and stupid language laws (ideology) had let France fall back. Spain and Portugal were for similar reasons back but have at least the excuse of a) were much less developed (partly still under dictator ship) which also means poorer a worse education system etc... and b) now catching up much faster.

Thanks!

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Si!

I'm sure it was intended as a compliment but referring to a group of people as "simple" is extremely insulting and pretty ignorant on your part; just because you're not able to see the complexities and intricasies of their culture for whatever reason does not in any way make them simple.

​@@Mofudos I'm Colombian. Yes, "simple" can have your meaning. But, simple can also mean uncomplicated. The word used by the lady is "sencilla". The translation he wrote is literally accurate: simple. He also offered the sinonim she offered: humble / "humilde". I trust you're able to get the context.

@@Anil18834 thanks for the response; I don’t have any problem with the translation provided by Daniel but I was actually referring to the comment from the user above. Aunque sí, hablo español para me es un poco raro llamar a alguien sencillo porque esa palabra jamás es un cumplido en inglés pero prefiero verlo del lado positivo como tú.

of ourse it was a compliment! bad choice of word(s), didn't mean to offend@@Mofudos

@@DeepeyeLV no worries at all; apologies for my snarky response as well

*sería maravilloso...

@@lererewrewrebakhgi oh. I see. Gracias

Will you marry me???

que los europeos aprendan ahora español JAJA , saben que la joda está aquí en latam

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Thats true people only speak spanish there