Is papaya gelato a sativa or indica?
Papaya es una variedad de cannabis híbrida y dominante en indica conocida por producir una calma men Leer más
What does giving papaya mean in Colombia?
Nadia Valverde
2025-09-27 09:31:44
Respuestas
: 0
Dar papaya literally to give papaya, is a Colombian saying meaning don’t put yourself in a position where people can easily take advantage of you.
Keep calm and no dar papaya
Learn Spanish in Bogotá with certified teachers, small groups, and full cultural immersion, available online and in person.
Carrera 13 # 7744, Piso 5, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia
Phone: +57 315 381 8375
Whatsapp: 57 315 381 8375
Email: [email protected]
Want to hear from us?
Sign up for our Newsletter.
Olivia Román
2025-09-27 09:01:54
Respuestas
: 0
1. Cuando los colombianos preguntan, *¿Qué más?*, no están preguntando por “qué más” en un sentido literal.
2. *Hágale pues* se traduce como “¡Adelante!” o “¡Vamos a hacerlo!”.
3. Este término, a menudo abreviado como *parce*, es equivalente a “amigo” o “compañero” y es ampliamente utilizado en Medellín y otras regiones de Colombia.
4. *La vaina* es una palabra versátil que puede significar casi cualquier cosa dependiendo del contexto.
5. Esta expresión se traduce como “estar en el juego”, pero significa estar al tanto, al día o bien informado.
6. *No dar papaya* se traduce literalmente como “no dar papaya”, pero significa “no hacerse vulnerable” o “no ponerse en una posición en la que se podría ser aprovechado”.
7. Si alguien dice, *Tengo filo*, no está hablando de tener filo.
8. Si un colombiano dice que está *tragado* o *tragada*, significa que está profundamente enamorado.
9. Esta palabra coloquial para “trabajar” tiene raíces indígenas y se utiliza ampliamente en Colombia para significar “trabajar” o “un trabajo”.
10. *Parcharse* es un término relajado y amigable que significa pasar tiempo juntos en un ambiente relajado.
Leer también
What are the benefits of mountain paw paw?
Pawpaw is a tropical fruit known for its creamy texture and sweet flavor, often praised for its nutr Leer más
Leo Rojas
2025-09-27 08:43:10
Respuestas
: 0
When people talk about Bogotá being dangerous I just tell them if you’re doing stupid things sure it’s dangerous, but so is any city. Colombia has it’s share of other problems, but they are more often than not blown out of proportion. We started this blog summer of 2011 when we both moved to Bogotá, but Syd has since had to leave for L.A. and we’ve decided that that’s a natural place to finish. Still, we definitely suggest looking through the archives, there’s tons of information there. Thanks for dropping by. The name “don’t give papaya” is a translation of a Colombian saying meaning “don’t let yourself be taken advantage of”.
Luis Villa
2025-09-27 08:25:57
Respuestas
: 0
The expression "no dar papaya" translates to "don't give papaya” in English.
It comes as no surprise then that the saying has been popularised given that pretty much everyone can relate to it.
The expression "dar papaya" literally means to offer something valuable or desirable to others, which could make it easier for them to take advantage of you.
Ultimately, the assertion "no dar papaya" is a warning to be mindful and avoid unnecessary risks or vulnerabilities.
Anyone who has had the privilege to live in a Latin American country is no stranger to the perturbation of always being on the lookout in order to evade falling victim to crime.
From physically hugging your bag in public transport, to catching an Uber from door to door no matter the distance if it is late at night, the constant fear of getting robbed never vanishes from within you.
Every fibre of your body is hyper alert and knows deep down that anything could happen, anywhere, anytime, anyhow — no place is too safe or too sacred to be 100% out of harm’s way.
The most common, and the most sensible one may I add, is to never trust anyone you do not know.
I hope that you reading this never give papaya, wherever it is that you may find yourself.
As Kofi Annan one said, “Extreme poverty anywhere is a threat to human security everywhere.”
Leer también
What is papaya called in Colombia?
TasteAtlas food rankings are based on the ratings of the TasteAtlas audience, with a series of mecha Leer más
How does papaya strain make you feel?
Papaya Strain es una híbrida dominante Indica que presume de una combinación intrigante de sabores t Leer más