This Tuesday, December 13th. Gringo Tuesday arrives in Cali, one of the largest language exchanges in Latin America. Caleños in this place They will be able to share and learn about other cultures.
In this space they will meet People of all agesBoth tourists and locals, travelers and language lovers; To be able to share this cultural exchange. these encounters It will take place every Tuesday in the Once Upon a Time restaurantHeadquartered in Granada.
People who attend this event will be able to Practice with native speakers languages like: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. Likewise, the groups will be divided into basic, intermediate and advanced, which are completely free.
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According to Travis Crockett, co-founder of Gringo Tuesdays, this is a very special time for the city. “We made Gringo Tuesday For 11 years in Bogota and a year ago in Medellin And we will open in Cali on December 13th this year. in both cities On average, a thousand people attend. per event and we hope to see something very similar in Cali.”
He also explained in more detail about the methodology used in this event. “What we’re doing is people can do it Exercise without pressure, in a social environmentespecially for people who feel sorry or feel bad. We have basic, intermediate and advanced groups, Then people can train at a level they feel comfortable with. It’s really a fun way Learn to speak“.
And as if that were not enough, once the formal language exchange ends; People will be able Enjoy one of the best rumba in Cali. After 9:00 p.m. we will be playing the best rumba in Cali; so all those who want to come to celebrate later will be able to come, For those who want to meet foreignersTravis added.
Finally, this event It will also reach states like Panama, Costa Rica, Peru, Brazil and the United States in 2023.
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