Spanish

>>52737
avoid those 1,000 "Yo", just with the first and commas you'll be fine

>>52737
I mean, you can be understood quite well, but it's still weird spanish.

It's something more like:
Viajaré (or "Voy a viajar") a Colombia (Columbia != Colombia). Iré (or "Voy a ir") a Medellín y Nuqui (assuming Niqui is a town or something?). Iré de excursión a pie. Veré (or "voy a ver") jaguares y coca (I'm assuming you're translating "I'll see jaguars and coke". If it was "I'll see the jaguar and coke", for example, it'd be "Voy a ver al jaguar y coca"). El clima está soleado ("tiempo" is somewhat fine too, but still a bit strange for "soleado"). Comeré (or "Voy a comer") tamales y pescado frito.

>>52737
Native Spanish speaker here - I concur with the second poster that you should kick back with the "yo". An alternative to consider is using "Llegare por avion". Maybe stating "vere un Jagurar y Coca"

The use of "Coca" bothers me - left as is your are referring to to cocaine plant. Maybe the exercise meant "Cocoa" - the plant where chocoloate is derived from?

>>52737
Professional translator here. I too concur with the previous posts. "coca" needs qualification - will you see the plant growing "arbusto de coca") or the dried leaf for sale ("hoja de coca")? "Tiempo" for weather is superfluous. It'll be sunny. Of course that means the weather, as nothing else really can me. "excursión a pie" sounds odd - how about "paseo"?

Don't let these corrections get you down. You're clearly at a beginner level, and you've passed this task: your Spanish may not read like something by a native speaker, but you've basically got it right. Your verbs are solid, your genders agree, and in general you've clearly put in the work and got a very solid result. Well done.

If you mean just the animal, "Jaguar" shouldn't be capitalized. And writing the spanish tilde over the a is wrong.
Basically, it's "jaguar", not "Jaguár".

>>52768
I disagree. "Iré de excursión a pie" sounds perfectly natural to me. "Paseo" sounds like something you do in your home town, not as a tourist in another country.
There's also "caminata", which I would say implies something else. "Excursión", in my opinion, is really the best fit in this situation.