These can be archaeological sites, architectural sites like castles or bridges, sites of historical interest (like battlefields), museums, galleries, theaters etc.
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What's another word for Argentina....like for short?
the andes mountains are called Andino....so what would the country be?
I'm Argentinean so I can tell you that an right abbreviation will be: ARG. and the Internet two letters for Argentina are AR. So if you see a site www.mysite.com.ar it is from Argentina.
But we will never say about something "it is very arg." never even in very casual language. We address Argentinean things like "Argentina(o)". In English I guess you can say that something is very "Argy" (Ar gee) but it will be an "Very American" thing not something that argentineans would understand.
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LaMariposa
My partner is from Argentina and they don't abbreviate the name of the country.
They do abbreviate the word for someone who is from Argentina to Argento (male) and Argenta (female).
Also, they sometimes abbreviate the city, Buenos Aires, to Baires (pron. B-eye-res).
(I have never heard the Andes called Andino, perhaps that is a Chileno thing ....though I never heard it there either!)
Cindy R
the abbreviatin arg.
penpallermel
I would think that Arg. is an appropriate abbreviation of Argentina.
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I am married to an Argentine. He has never heard the Andes refered to "andino" Andinio is the name of a person that lives in the Andes.
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