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/Sounds like "FEEN" (as in "feet") + "kah" (as in "car")/
A rural property dedicated to growing coffee, plantain, cacao, or other crops, particularly in Colombia, Costa Rica, and Venezuela. In Colombia a finca cafetera in the Coffee Region is almost a cultural landmark. The word also carries a sense of family heritage and slower, simpler country living away from the city.
“He has a coffee farm in the Coffee Region, he's had it for years.”
“We spent the holidays at my grandparents' farm, no wifi and plenty of open land.”
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/Sounds like "FEEN" (as in "feet") + "kah" (as in "car")/
A rural property dedicated to growing coffee, plantain, cacao, or other crops, particularly in Colombia, Costa Rica, and Venezuela. In Colombia a finca cafetera in the Coffee Region is almost a cultural landmark. The word also carries a sense of family heritage and slower, simpler country living away from the city.
“He has a coffee farm in the Coffee Region, he's had it for years.”
“We spent the holidays at my grandparents' farm, no wifi and plenty of open land.”
Violeta
The color violet, sitting between blue and red, softer than purple. In Spain and the Southern Cone "violeta" is the standard word for this shade, while in Mexico "morado" is more common for the same color. A small vocabulary difference that sometimes creates confusion when Spanish speakers from different regions talk about colors.