Bogota Immersion trip: what we learned

Free for listeners: the subjunctive cheatsheet, with the most common phrases and triggers in one download:
👉 spanishobsessed.com/cheatsheet
Ten learners, one week in Bogotá, and one rule: Spanish only, all day. Rob and Lis look back on what surprised them, from the coffee tasting Rob loved and almost nobody else did to why Rob, of all people, ended up saying no to a restaurant. And a haggling challenge at a busy market left the stallholders baffled. Rob now thinks they got that one slightly wrong.
Do you know what these mean?
me quedé con la boca abierta · cambiar el chip · la ñapa · de pronto
Can't catch every word? Read along with the full transcript, translations and meanings:
👉 spanishobsessed.com/go/immersion-week
Bonus: Rob admits he lives too much in "mi propio mente". What's wrong with the way he says it? The answer's in the notes.