 What is a good source of info about renting an apartment in Buenos Aires? |
| Will be renting an apartment in Buenos Aires in June/July, and would like to know the best websites for arranging this! Any info you have would be appreciated!... |
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 I am looking for my bestfriend in Rosario, Argentina. HELP.? |
I just need the area code which has probably been changed since I last talk to her in 1998. Anyone here from Argentina?
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 Argentina for women travelling by themselves? |
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 Is broadband internet access easily obtainable for home users in Cordoba, Argentina? |
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 Spanish Social site like Myspace? |
I want to know if there are any social sites like myspace but in spanish? I created famuse.com in spanish but i want to know if there are any other sites out there.
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 Places to go in Mar Del Plata? |
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 Buenos Aires Info.? |
| Hi yall. I will be traveling to Buenos Aires between the months of may to july and was wondering if anyone knows of any good concerts that might be going on. I am trying to surprise my sister for ... |
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 Where is the best gay club to go in Buenos Aires on a Friday night? |
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 Work Visa Argentina? |
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hi, next summer i will be going to buenas aries for a couple of months. i have some relatives there(my mums second cousins or something and i will prob be staying with them)
anyway i am from ireland so i need to know what it will be like to adapt to city? would i find it tough? i cant rly speak spanish but i lived in barcelona when i was younger and go to spain every summer so im used to culture(if its the same)
anyway can u give me advise for meeting people maby like football teams, altho being argentina i doubt any team needs some irish guy playing for them.
i know this is a long way away but im just excited and want to find out.
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JoJo Shabadoo
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Ask the relatives that live there if they know anybody your age/close to your age. They can show you around to areas that will appeal to you, and can introduce you to other people your age.
A lot of people here speak english, and most schools require the kids to learn english, so you shouldn't have too much of a problem with communication. But like any person going to another country, you should learn at least the basics so you're not lost.
It'll be easy to adapt, but you should be with people who know spanish in the beginning and who live there so they can show you around. Have fun :D
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There are always people around who speak Spanish, but the best is to take some classes.
A great school is Lenguas Nativas (sorry, don't know the site, google it?) in San Telmo.
They are just now requiring people to study English, so if you really want to integrate and avoid tourist traps, learn some Spanish. Most times anything offered in English costs more.
The culture is REALLY similar to Barcelona or Madrid. Most Argentines are Italian and Spanish descendants, so it is pretty much a offshoot of those two cultures.
You can visit some expat sites for guiding around. Generally they are locals who come from other countries, so they have expertise on both things.
I did some activities with I Go Buenos Aires, which were fun. I actually met one of my really good friends there (who is from Argentina). So, they were helpful.
Also try getting a job at a local bar. I believe Casa Bar, Alamos, and some others generally require very limited Spanish and are great places to met people.
Soccer games may be hard as many guys play with the same team from their neighborhoods their whole lives. Check out Craigslist where people often are looking for similar things as you are. |
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