How to Speak Like a Colombian? Different Accents in Colombia Bogota, Paisa, Pastuso, and Costeño.

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How to Speak like a Colombian! Different Accents from Colombia
In today's video I will teach you about the different accents from Spain. We will look at the accents from the Bogotá, Colombia's largest city, Medellin and the Paisa region, Pasto in the border with Ecuador, and we will look at the Caribbean Coast of Colombia to listen to the Colombian accent.
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Colombian accents broken down by a Colombian!
Today I am going to be looking at accents from my country Colombia.
I am going to explore the rolo accent from Bogota, the paisa accent Medellin, the costeño accent from the coast and the accent from Pasto! AKA pastuso accent.
Let’s get started with the most beautiful and perfect accent the rolo accent.
In case you don’t know the accent from the sophisticated city of Bogota AKA rolo accent is the best spoken spanish in the world. Of course this is the accent that I speak, and it’s elegant as elegant can be.
Kiubo parce. ¿Cómo está?
A lot of people in Bogota claim they don’t have an accent, but so do people in Chile, Mexico and everywhere else, so yeah. We do have an accent.
In fact we have many accents depending on your social class. Like we call gomelos people who are rich and high high and they speak like this. Hola uy no huevon a mi no me gusta ir por alla
The Bogotanian accent is diverse but it is characterized by a hard y and ll, so instead of calle we say calle a soft j, we don't go as hard as Spaniards or Mexicans with Cojones, adn people say we have a slight accent at the end of sentences. You just for yourself. Hola me llamo Diego soy de Colombia.
Now we move to Paisalandia which includes cities like medellin, manizales, pereira, armenia. The accent of people like J Balvin and J Valdez.
Paisas are one of the most attractive and representative accents of Colombia. I am going to do my best to imitate it. They go like Eh ave maria pues ome. En serio no joda. Their accent has a rhythm like they are complaining or singing or something like that. Practice with me. Nanananana. Instead of tu or usted for you they use vos. Vos como estas? But Paisas are recognized not only for their very musical accent but also for their expressions which are like the famous. Eh ave maria pues ome. Kind of like oh my god. Hagale pues. Let’s do this. Mi’jo mi’ja. This literally means my son or my daughter and it is used among friends. Paisas also add pues at the end of almost every sentence. Pues pues pues. Que paso pues? Nada pues? Entonces pues. Vamonos pues.
Pasto. For some reason that I will never understand the rest of Colombia loves to make fun of people from Pasto. They have silly jokes like… Porque los pastusos se sientan atrás en el cine. Porque el que rie de ultimo rie mejor. We like to think they are not the smartest people. The historical reason is that pasto was very different from the rest of Colombia and didn’t want independence from Spain because it just was not convenient for them. Bolivar tried to invade the city and to build a propaganda campaign against them called them dumb and that persists today and becasue most people are of indigenous accents and Colombia still has a lot of work to do against racism and discrimination of our indigenous people. Anyways, their accent sounds very similar to Peruvian and Ecuadorian Andean accent is less musical and more flat. Aquí los pastusos comemos muchos cuys. They are also known for expressions like achichay which means it’s too cold and it’s always cold in Pasto and ahisito no mas. Over there please. They make almost everything diminutive.
Now we have the acento costeno from Carlos Vives and Shakira… Wait, actually shakira speaks with an Argentinian accent when she was dating the argentinian, actually she speaks with a Spanish accent because she dates Pique now. The Costeno accent is caribbean. They are relaxed so they drop a lot of their vowels. Instead of s at the end of words they aspire the sand make them into almost an H. Hola como estas? Como te llama.
They usually use tu more than any other Colombian would. Tu como estas chico and they love the expression Eche no joda when they are upset. If you ask a costeño to whisper they still will be louder than a Bogotanian or a Pastuso screaming. Their accent is much more lous and animated.

[@ConvoSpeak]

00:38 Rolo (Bogota) 02:46 Paisa Accent 05:25 Pastuso Accent 08:40 Costeño Accent

[@STAKBUNDLES]

Cali accent?

[@jaimemontenegro9320]

@@STAKBUNDLES That's going to be in another video.

[@someshyweirdo7680]

The Paisa accent is so beautiful, my whole family from my mom’s side comes from Pereira but for some reason I picked up my dad’s Mexican accent instead

[@aguilarph125]

Same here! My mom and some of her sisters are from Pereira but I have more of my dad’s Mexican accent! Cheers to a fellow Colomexican!

[@LanguagewithChris]

This video helped me a ton! I'm doing a video about accents and this helped me understand my Colombian friends a lot better. Thanks for sharing!

[@ConvoSpeak]

Glad it helped!

[@nando9632]

I’m Mexican American but man I love that paisa accent sounds sooo good. It’s the best Latin American accent imo 🤙🏻

[@ConvoSpeak]

It's so beautiful. What is the best accent in Mexico?

[@nando9632]

@@ConvoSpeak well I personally think it’s the norteño accent and their slang

[@gracegrace4789]

No lie. One time I was in an Uber and a Colombian lady was picked up. She was on the phone with her son and the way she was talking had me mesmerized lol it was so sweet with so much tenderness. I was like 😳. I felt in love with her lol

[@brianrenteria9181]

I think the Mexican accent ranchero is the best

[@andrew41784]

The accent of Cali, caleño. Cali is the third largest city in Colombia so this is also another common accent. My boyfriend is a caleño! It has a combination of different parts of Colombian accents as described in this video. Vos and sos are common features shared with the Paisa accent, Risaralda (the department that contains Pereira) borders Valle del Cauca (the department that contains Cali) and my boyfriend has an expressive accent, kind of sing-song. You can also notice that caleños often drop their S like costeños. The different accents of Colombia are so interesting, thank you for this video!

[@ingridmartinez3839]

Cali!!!!!

[@espem88]

I'm second generation Colombian American, my father is Paisa. Thank you for showing the distinction in the accents.

[@tropicalermine]

You are super cool! I’m Colombian too but from the US so I don’t know a lot of these things! Thanks

[@danielm6247]

Very thorough, best paisa accent from the KZbin videos I’ve seen

[@scottdavenport5408]

El mejor parte de los martes! Que interesante, otra vez! Quisiera ver un vídeo como este, pero por Mexíco porque yo creo que, como Colombia, los acentos allí son muy variedad! I hope I’m getting better at this!!!!

[@scottdavenport5408]

When you realise the day is Wednesday not Tuesday! Substitute martes for miércoles!

[@ConvoSpeak]

Scott. Gracias. De verdad me encanta que nos apoyes tanto. Espero que nuestro contenido sea mejor cada ves y que lo sigas disfrutando

[@ambrosia417]

For me, I love the Rolo and Paisa accent. I've visited both Bogota and Cartagena, so I've heard those in real life. And more recently, I met friends from Medellin in Mexico, and finally heard the Paisa accent in real life.

[@jssmedialangs]

I LOVE the Paisa accent! 😍

[@ConvoSpeak]

Where are you from?

[@Majessty333]

It sounds dramatic and whiny for me

[@Donpepecapo]

Gracias, soy adoptado de Villavicencio super chévere este video!🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@Kndarwin]

This is awesome, thank you! I LOLed at 10:17

[@benny.george.smith94]

Something I find interesting and unique about the Paisa accent is the way they pronounce the letters c and a together in words like calle, casa or nunca. To me it sounds like they make they CA noise more in the back of their throat instead further up in the mouth, almost like a clicking noise.

[@englishallaround2779]

You should do some research on where the paisa accent comes from. It actually comes from (Valencia) Spain. When the first inhabitants of the paisa region came to the "valle de aburrá", they had little or no touch with other regions so they conserved their accent.

[@p.alicecadyan5647]

I'm from the Philippines but sad to say, we don't speak Spanish language anymore. Maybe some of our words can be understood as Spanish but the spelling is different and some letters are changed. The only Spanish-speaking people in my country are from Zamboanga (Southern part of the Philippines) and they call it Chavacano. We identify them as the Latinos/Latinas of Southeast Asia. If you'll be able to hear them speak, they still have the Filipino accent and one of the major difference to native Spanish is the grammar structure.

[@justynarys6301]

This was so cool 😂

[@jorgecybertech]

came to the USA when i was 6 years old from Cali. Throughout the years, I have picked up a Mexican accent, probably because of watching Telemundo and having mexican friends lol

[@Majessty333]

9:02 yeah you get very adjusted depending on who you’re in a relationship with and/or hang out with

[@chelagenie]

I feel like the paisa one is Spanish with an Italian accent, I love it 😂

[@RinoSokol]

I doing a character study for job, thank you, this helped. Also, could you link up the the music. Love the beats. Especially the first one.

[@davidkasquare]

Yes, I could hear a melody when you were speaking, you kind of took the melody up a little bit in the end of most syllables, which made it sound quite happy and cheerful, also quite polite, I’d say..?

[@ConvoSpeak]

Cool. Thanks for pointing that out. Where are you from?

[@davidkasquare]

@@ConvoSpeak oh, didn’t remember this my comment, it’s one month ago :D - but anyway: I’m from Finland. 🇫🇮 I don’t speak any Spanish, but I studied French and worked a bit with Italians. Anyway, Spanish is a language you encounter almost everywhere in the world. 😊 I speak Hebrew as well! 🇮🇱

[@soficial]

I love our accents!

[@ConvoSpeak]

Best accents ever

[@Aysegullllll]

You're just naturally so funny 🤣

[@danieltafur5907]

I’m from Bogotá and my mom is from Cartagena and my dad is from Chiclayo Peru and I speak with both accents😅

[@MoizTheRelaxer]

Gj, keep doin what you do

[@ConvoSpeak]

Thank you!!!

[@MusicalMetamorphosis-]

What videos do you recommend for learning the paisa accent?

[@_zriana]

Lmaooooo Shakira’s accent has definitely changed over the years

[@ConvoSpeak]

Like so much. Which I get. When you move so mucj

[@edwizard62]

I remember long ago when Shakira was brown. jajaja

[@Majessty333]

That’s because she lives in Spain now with Pique

[@_zriana]

@@Majessty333 Yes, but she lived in Colombia for longer. It happens, but it's odd especially at her age.

[@maryborrego4981]

I am talking to someone from Colombia ,is a little hard to understand when we talk on the phone, but not in text ing. I really enjoy talk he expresses him self

[@ConvoSpeak]

Mary. Do you know where he is from? What part of Colombia?

[@maryborrego4981]

@@ConvoSpeak yes, he is from San Gil, we do talk on our phone's and he says he is in the Marines, at Fort Bragg We send pic s back and forth

[@maryborrego4981]

@@ConvoSpeak And is hard for me to understand his accent but think it is the first one you talked about pas, can't spell it now

[@ConvoSpeak]

The region of Santander. Yes. That one is hard. I didn't include it in this vidoe

[@jaime_el_brujito]

I'm boricua pero mis padres no me enseñaron so I taught myself Spanish through Pasion de Gavilanes so I kind of picked up the Colombian (I guess kind of Bogota) accent lol.

[@rimplepal2841]

Gracias a ti yo can hablo español like colombian

[@shidoitsuka1367]

Yo puedo hablar como

[@amparovirgues6550]

hola para mi el mejor acento es el paisa de Medellin me parecen muy dulces al hablar

[@ConvoSpeak]

Es muy bonito de verdad!

[@muhammadseghir3073]

mi parcero ! i like the colombian accent, i used to speak with the boricua but i think it's not understandable, so i choose the colombian because it's more clear and sexy, i also like the mexican and venezuelan ones, so what do you suggest for me ? especially in colombia, paisa or costeño ? or i have to look to another country ?

[@Thomas-eo5ys]

muy bien

[@ConvoSpeak]

A very good point. Thanks for your review. Don't forget to subscribe.

[@VictoriadelosInocentes]

Me gusta el acento paisa por la reina de Medellín, Lunita Gil ❤️

[@xjudgexdreddx]

I’ve always noticed that Colombians, particularly bogotanos and paisas, tend to have almost a percussive pronunciation with their T, P, and K sounds. Like there’s a lot of pressure put behind those consonants, which is something I’ve never heard from other Spanish speakers. I’m wondering if Colombians are conscious of this.

[@miameow4833]

So TTrue! For instance "TTe lo dije, mijito, SSe TTiene QQue ir DDesDDe TTemPPraniTTo!

[@xjudgexdreddx]

@Martin Salazar now that I think of it, older folks didn’t seem to do it so much, it was primarily among generations born after 1975. Thank you for responding, parce!

[@porscheoscar]

if you have visited the Basque regions of Spain and areas in or near Santander the accent of "very Paisa" speakers are very similar. During the conquest of Colombia the Spanish of these regions, the Basque in particular never left Medellin basin. In many ways the Spanish spoken in Medellin is closer to Spanish (or Castillian) spoken in Spain at the time of the conquistador then what is now associated with Spaniards. this is largely because the Spanish of Spain has evovled greatly over the last 300 years of constant regional migration whereas the Paisa accent has remained constant. A similar thing happened in Costa Rica where the Spanish settlers concentrated in the central part of the country with very little migration out of the region to the coasts.

[@xjudgexdreddx]

@@porscheoscar I’m very interested in this. Are there any references for this?

[@ericrios-guzman2177]

@@porscheoscar Not true, Paisa accent is a mix of many different accents from people who came from other parts of the world. Basques did mainly settle the Antioquia Area but in the early 19th century there was a huge influx of Middle Easter people which added to their phonetics. Furthermore, Basques at that time and today even consider themselves different from Spaniards and Spanish or Castillian was their and still is their second language. so no, it was never the closest thing to Castillian As Basques’ main language was Vasco or Euskara. and they had already a different accent and slang as what Castilians had back in Spain. Catalans settled along the northern coast and thats why you see a lot of Catalonian last names. Although their accent is closer related to the Caribbean accent than what the rest of Colombia speaks. Bogota had an influx of all types of Iberians, Specially Andalusians, Galician And People from Proper Castille And Leon but not Madrid. As most people from Madrid went back to Spain. Andalusians are the main contributors to Latin American way of speaking as most people migrated were from there. Hence why there is no “TH” Sound when pronouncing Cs or Zs which they still do in Andalusia. So in Bogota you’d hear a mix of a bunch of accents from spain but mainly andalusians. Which became the standard in colombian politics back then. Hence why it sounds so boring compared to other accents.

[@luisaforero7761]

Este man es súper rolo 😳

[@josejesusgutierrezmendoza7604]

súper rolo y tiene el sombrero de los guajiros

[@josejesusgutierrezmendoza7604]

cuando vas a ver un rolo con un sombrero guajiro

[@miloak]

the paisa accent is very distinct and interesting, but to me, the tone to the accent straight up sounds like one is whining or complaining lol

[@ConvoSpeak]

haha. you think? maybe. Thanks for watching and subscribe for more.

[@montp857]

He nailed the paisa accent 🤣🤣

[@errewayporsiempre]

He didn’t haha it was a good try though it can be a bit difficult... I’m paisa

[@karenposada9409]

Jajajaj the most perfect

[@karri2819]

Wow. Super interesting. How is the accent from Cúcuta distinctive?

[@ConvoSpeak]

Good question! I need a whooole new video to describe that one

[@Speedisabed]

hahaha i came hear to sound like pablo escobar bc i play his friend gustavo in a game lol

[@user-qx2ml4qy6y]

IMO, the accent in Bogota is so much easier to understand in comparison to other dialects.

[@nya55155]

q ojos tan lindos

[@ConvoSpeak]

Gracias :)

[@jimmy31hendrix]

Huevon = Big balls jajajajajajaja, este parcero es un visionario 🤣🤣🤣

[@jonasdauerbrenner6432]

what kind of colombian accent do the guys from narcos talk? i loved chepe, what kind of accent does he have? thx :D

[@josejesusgutierrezmendoza7604]

The accent of che fortuna is coastal

[@hernanherreragenes770]

bueno muy buen video, lo que si vi es que ese acento costeño estaba un poco exagerado, si bien es es cierto usualmente no dcimos la r o la s el acento que se habla en atlantico no es el mismo que habla en cordoba, solo eso en lo demas muy buen video.

[@ConvoSpeak]

jajaja cierto cierto. Gracias por tu apreciación. No olvides suscribirte

[@hernanherreragenes770]

@@ConvoSpeak no te preocupes lo are

[@AndresON777]

you are absolutely correct. Paisas sound like they are complaining

[@rlsyt9.124]

I lost mypaisa accent when. I moved to the USA 🥲

[@ConvoSpeak]

haha and why do you think that? Thanks for comment. Don’t forget to subscribe.

[@SP-ow9jl]

What about Valluno? Cali is the third biggest city in colombia, 2.4 million people plus all the rest of vallunos!

[@ConvoSpeak]

Must include on the next video. It's a bit harder. What would you say are the characteristics?

[@romeo4764]

Yo soy paisa

[@mikaeel5814]

I just wanna speak like Pablo

[@shellymartinez3807]

Podrías ayudar a un gringo a mejorar su acento enseñando el cantado de Bogotá o Medellín? Lo que sea más fácil.

[@krombopulosmichael2186]

como yo

[@sicilianupazzu5374]

4 weeks ago i went to pay my phone bill, and there was this Colombian women working at the register and i said I'm here to pay my bill, and she asked me where are you from and told her I'm from Palermò, Sicily and she started laughing and i asked her are you laughing at me? She kept laughing like she was making fun of me.

[@STAKBUNDLES]

That pastuso bit reminded me of my dads friend 🤣

[@ConvoSpeak]

Pastusos have the best sense of humour for sure

[@ronalyncuevas8299]

I like the paisa accent sounds sexy😍

[@TheEarthRealm]

the Bogota accent/dialect is by far the harderst to comprehend. They don't annunciate clearly, which makes them completely unintelligible when speaking even a little quickly. And Colombians are one of the least likely to speak other languages, like English. 😐

[@madokas_dress8584]

I have a paisa accents.

[@micheljohnson-figueredo8627]

I wanted answers

[@Laladoll3]

Paisa accent I always thought it sounds like an Italian person speaking spanish 😅

[@gordoncomstock3006]

haha my grandpa would call me chino

[@nicedog1]

The way you were doing the Paisa accent sounded to me a bit like Italian.

[@ConvoSpeak]

hahaha we hadn’t thought about it. but yeah, maybe, a little. Thanks for comment. Don’t forget to subscribe.

[@nicedog1]

@@ConvoSpeak The UK has an enormous range of accents. I’m already subscribed to your channel 😊

[@The1ByTheSea]

ve usted quiere hablar como Paisa ? Costenyo? Nardenyo ? Vayuno ? Palenquero ? San Andresiano (Islenyo ) . En San Andres y Providencia tambien se habla Ingles Criollo ( Creole English ;mas que todo hablado por la poblacion local Arfo-Caribena) ) ?

[@germansalazar5480]

Si estás hablando de acentos por lo menos practícalos antes de hacer el vídeo , de lo contrario estás dando una idea floja de los mismos a las personas que no son de Colombia .

[@martinserrano1959]

Que paso con el caleño?

[@ConvoSpeak]

Hahahaha difícil de verdad. Pero en el próximo

[@joshuacastillo3530]

no mijoooo, la risa que me hizo pasar voz. no pues

[@juanherrera129]

Huevón = big balls JAJAJAJAJAJA

[@ConvoSpeak]

Hahahahha

[@diegofav7]

What other accents have you all heard in Colombia!

[@leandrocarabaligonzalez6957]

The accent from Cali

[@alvarito4964]

That accent is represinting from calo breve mi papa vamos mi papa sin miseria

[@ISABELLA-qf1hc]

khee? qué pasó con el caleño?

[@us-zu6lg]

yo soy de Bogota :v jajaja yo casi no siento acento bogotano, pero bueno... QUE VIVA COLOMBIA XD ahre jsjsjs

[@miameow4833]

Uno no va notar su propio acento, solo el de los estranjeros.

[@ramirez56210]

what a typical ROLO to say their accent is the best 😂😂😂😂

[@RoxyArietis]

We love our accent hahaha

[@camilaeugeniaguevaracardon9326]

ve y cali? y cali que?

[@Yuri-tq4oc]

Colombian accent is the best imo I say this as a Mexican. Maybe it’s because I grew up watching too much Colombian telenovelas💀

[@aharonfernandez6359]

Older paisas have an apical S ...that S from Spain that sounds like Sh sound.

[@stxvxnrxy]

el unico que no le ve cantadito al acento rolo son los rolos parecehn hablando en 2 tonos

[@jaimemontenegro9320]

Dentro del acento rolo, hay variantes: El rolo clasico o tradicional que hablan las personas mayores, el rolo ñero y el rolo gomelo.

[@Kazperian]

Cada vez que escucho el acento paisa me dan ganas de tirarme de un 5to piso... suenan como llorones berrinchando para que le agarren pena. Lo siento... no puedo jajaja

[@MidhunKrishnaR]

Sofia Vergara has a Paisa accent , si no?

[@ConvoSpeak]

No, she is from the coast

[@MidhunKrishnaR]

@@ConvoSpeak oh , I thought she was from Medellin.

[@jaimemontenegro9320]

Not at all.

[@germansalazar5480]

El acento Paisa : kzbin.info/www/bejne/r32caXaAjNeagcU

[@shellymartinez3807]

Los paisas ponen estrés en la "a" y pronuncian la "s" diferente.

[@ConvoSpeak]

Si es cierto. Depende la zona tambien

[@santiagonicolaslopezbravo2624]

Fuera bueno que hubieras investigado más acerca de la gramática y pronunciación que de algunas palabras sueltas. Voy a hablar de mi acento y tenelo en cuenta por si quieres hacer otro video de acentos en el futuro. Gramática: Usamos el voseo, pero no como el tradicional que conjuga el verbo como "vos", sino que lo conjugamos como "tú". Ej.: ¿vos qué quieres hacer hoy? En otras partes, especialmente en algunos pueblos, tienden a usar la "i". Ej.: ¿vos qué querís hacer hoy? Usamos el gerundio en ocasiones donde normalmente va el pretérito compuesto. Ej.: en lugar de decir "dejé hecho todo antes de irme", diríamos "dejé haciendo todo antes de irme"; en lugar de decir "ya vine comido y estoy lleno", diríamos "ya vine comiendo y estoy lleno". Usamos en ocasiones el futuro como un imperativo. Ej.: en lugar de decir "llamala a tu mamá para que nos venga a traer", diríamos "llamarasla a tu mamá para que nos venga a traer". A veces usamos unas partículas para tener una forma más cordial de decir las cosas. Ej.: en lugar de "abrime la puerta que ya llegué", sería "dame abriendo la puerta que ya llegué"; en lugar de "yo siempre cargo las cosas conmigo", sería "yo siempre ando a cargar las cosas conmigo". A veces se invierten las posiciones de las partículas de las proposiciones. Ej.: en lugar de "me voy a ir yendo", sería "voyme a ir yendo"; en lugar de "le voy a decir", "voyle a decir". Pronunciación: Somos seseantes como casi toda latinoamérica, y nunca elidimos o saltamos las S finales o intervocálicas de las palabras. Ej.: siempre diríamos "son las once", nunca "son lah once" o "jon las once", como suelen hacer los acentos como el costeño o el caleño. A veces y dependiendo la región la S puede ser fuerte, como parecido a una SH (parecido al acento castellano o el paisa). No nos saltamos la pronunciación de las D intervocálicas como en el resto del país. Ej.: siempre diríamos "a un costado no hay nada", nunca "a un costao no hay naa". Las D finales sí pueden elidirse, como en "ciudá", "universidá", etc. A veces solemos saltarnos algunas vocales, pues nuestro acento es más consonántico que vocálico. Por ejemplo, en lugar de decir "nosotros estuvimos viendo eso", podríamos decir "nosotrs stuvimos viend eso" o algo similar. Y ya, sólo era una info que quería dar por si a alguien le interesaba jajajajaj. Seguí con tus videos y mi apoyo para vos.

[@ConvoSpeak]

De verdad, muchas gracias por toda esta información. Claro que la tendremos muy en cuenta.

[@villekyllonen8941]

9:04 pique And Shakira are not dating anymore

[@us-zu6lg]

0:53 no todos hablamos asi, los que hablan asi son ñeros jajaja, ojo gringos nunca le den la hora a alguien en bogota yo se por que se los digo jsjsjsj

[@jrimmer4987]

it should be What's up guys, not What Up Guys, the S should be pronounced

[@ronalbambinho]

Cómo vas a dejar por fuera el santandereano mano!!!

[@ConvoSpeak]

Mano. hahahah. Es muy dificil de imitar. Haré una segunda parte

[@palomawoma]

Los Pastusos might be related to the prevalence of fragile x syndrome in communities there sadly

[@366nina]

Necesitas practicar tus hacentos, y tiene que ir al peluquero!

[@valentinajuliao7059]

Omggg that coast accent is terrible, sounded more like Venezuelan and Cuban. Have you ever been to the coast? 🤦🏽‍♀️. Te lo dice una costeña ofendida jajajjajajaha y no todos los costeños hablan igual. Pero suerte ✌🏽

[@ConvoSpeak]

Discúlpame. No quise ofender. He estado en la costa pero no me sale entonces. Como lo describirlas tu?

[@mariahc8558]

I don't sound at all like this. like both first accents are wrong.

[@ConvoSpeak]

I understand. Could you explain a little more? Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe.

[@zalaegerszeg9527]

convospeak I love the Bogotá accent. It’s very natural

[@mariahc8558]

@@ConvoSpeak the true bogota accent doesn't sound like gangster vibes. this video should be more inclusive cuz before regeton was a hit people didn't speak like that. *please use the usted, not the tu to everyone. be more respectful of the elders.* thanks :)))))).

[@SadCrackhead]

los pereiranos no somos paisas pertencemos al eje cafetero bro :3

[@sergiovasquez9138]

Im wondering why does somebody wants to learn colombian accents?? it doesnt make any sense (lo digo porque soy de colombia)

[@christabelidahosa8228]

Why What’s wrong with the Colombian accent? Why do the think it’s bad?

[@Sonicxis4ever]

My boyfriend is from and lives in Colombia so naturally I would want to learn Colombian Spanish and the accent

[@sergiovasquez9138]

@@christabelidahosa8228 Because if u only want to make business or something in colombia, you dont even need to speak spanish, all the smart people here speaks english

[@CJ-nd3tg]

Hahahah Rolo accent is proper until u go down south 😂

[@cailinlong3461]

I asked my friend if he was Russian and he said he was from Columbia..🙄

[@zalaegerszeg9527]

Colombia*** not “Columbia”. Also a lot of Europeans like Russians, Germans, and Spaniards live in Colombia, maybe he was Russian and Colombian 🤷🏻

[@cailinlong3461]

@@zalaegerszeg9527 2 in 1 ooooooo....but yeah maybe, thanks

[@BryanGC]

No acento caleño? Que decepción, parce 😤

[@viingroh4298]

El mejor acento es el Cachaco, no el Rolo. 🤣

[@gongomar]

Malísimo

[@ConvoSpeak]

Ah qué mal que no te haya gustado

[@reyrey6295]

I wanna speak like Pablo Escobar

[@josejesusgutierrezmendoza7604]

No, because you want to learn that mountaineering accent of Medellín

[@reviewscritiques1823]

Rolo forevaaaaa….no me gusta de paisa.

[@goyardguy3232]

lmao it is not an elegant clean or standard accent it’s not clean at all makes no sense some shit you act like it’s the smoothest cleanest one saying it like that lmao tf

[@ConvoSpeak]

Sorry you don't like it. What accent do you like?

[@Majessty333]

Me being Latina myself, I hate that there are Latinos that talk crap about other Latinos accents if it’s non Colombian or not Mexican