
A Mexican traveler meets a German woman on the street in a bilingual conversation. She's from Munich, teaches salsa, and works online. He asks for her number before they part ways.
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Hey, qué bonita sonrisa. ¿Te puedo preguntar qué te hizo sonreír así?
I'm asking you in English, ¿está bien?
Yeah, where are you from?
Germany, and you?
Oh, okay, well, I'm from Mexico, but from the Pacific side. Which part of Germany?
Munich, south.
All right, I've never been there, just more like in Cologne.
Cologne, I don't know how. Cologne, yeah. You're Mexican?
Yeah, yeah, my friends here came from Germany yesterday, so I've been remembering a lot of it. Yeah, what are you doing here?
Working online.
But you're too tall, you've been here for a while already. Yeah, I travel a lot and I'm here for a while.
I have friends here because I dance salsa, so we go out.
You dance salsa? Are you good?
I'm pretty sure I'm good. Yeah, I'm teaching a little bit.
You're teaching salsa? Let's get where the sun— where the shade is a little bit. Wow. Well, I kind of do, but it will be a little bit embarrassing to be Mexican and learning from a German. But my people are gonna say, you know, they're gonna make fun of me. That could be it, right? How long you're staying?
I don't know yet. Like, I, I rent an apartment for a year. And I will see. So I'm here, here now.
But you said you work online?
Yeah.
So you teach salsa and you work online? Yeah. Wow, very multipacetic from you. Do you teach salsa online?
no, business coaching and marketing and stuff like that.
Wow, you're all around.
Yeah, I am. If you want, we can connect because I actually really am on the run because I meet my friend in Vietnam.
Well, can I get your number? I see you another time. Yeah.
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