Asking Prices Respectfully in Spanish

Okay, here's the deal. Being respectful is key, even in this situation. Here are some phrases and things to keep in mind: * ¿Cuánto cuesta? (How much does it cost?) - Straightforward, but necessary. Don't haggle too aggressively. * ¿Está todo bien? (Is everything okay?) - Shows you care about her well-being. * Gracias. (Thank you) - Always. * ¿Te sientes cómoda/o? (Do you feel comfortable?) - If you get the feeling something is wrong. * Con permiso. (With your permission) - Before touching her, even if it seems obvious. Some extra tips: * Avoid overly sexual or crude language. Keep it simple and polite. * Don't assume anything. Ask about boundaries and preferences. * Be aware of your surroundings. Go with someone if possible. * Pay what you agreed upon. Don't try to get a discount afterward. * Use protection. This is non-negotiable. Some things to keep in mind about Colombian attitudes: * Machismo exists. It's important to be aware of it and actively avoid contributing to it. * Open discussion about sex can be taboo. But this depends on the person. * Consent is crucial. Even if money is involved, consent is everything. A few phrases that might be useful for after: > ¿Te gustaría algo de tomar/comer? > (Would you like something to drink/eat?) > ¿Puedo pedirte un taxi? > (Can I call you a taxi?)