 I'm going to Buenos Aeres in Jan/Feb - are there any good places to go and cool off from the heat? |
| Basically, where can i go where i won't get toasted? Are there indoor/outdoor swimming pools, spas, cooler bars and cafes? Do things cool down in the evening much? Also are there any good ... |
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 What are some of the lesser known places to eat in Buenos Aires? |
| I will be traveling to BA in a week and am looking for some dining options. I know all about the tourist places but what about the local joints. I would like to eat at some hole in the wall type ... |
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 Where in Buenos Aires can I watch the inauguration on January 20? |
Any expats out there who can help?
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 Sightseeing tours in Buenos Aires? |
I'm going to be in Buenos Aires for two weeks in December. What kind of fun sightseeing tours could you recommend? Not interested in bus or museum tours. Thanks in advance
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 What is a place to avoid in argentina? research question? |
| im researching on the best and worst places in argentina and cant seem to find a place that you should avoid like maybe that place is dangerous or something or there's deadly bugs or something, ... |
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 Where do I buy an inexpensive flat panel monitor in Argentina? |
I need to buy one in the Greater Buenos Aires area. 19 inches would be great.
I´m sure this is tough to find. Thanks.
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 How long would you reckon to stay in buenos aires, when i visit in february ?? |
| Im starting my year long trip of the globe, in buenos aires, just wondering how long should i stay, il be there on 10th february, what are the beachs like niteclubs treking ??.... |
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 Buenos Aires for 1 day only with a 6 month old? |
| My flight gets to Buenos Aires at 7 am and I have to be back to check-in for my flight by midnight that same day, there is no accommodation on the airport and will have my 6month old son with me, ... |
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| What statues are on Defensa Street (near a church) in San Telmo, Buenos Aires? |
| At the start of Defensa, near the Plaza de Mayo, there are three statues in Greek style (although they are not that old as that) on raised platforms. Usually (when I was down there) there would be an ... |
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 Are the ladies in Buenos Aires still wearing boots? I'm packing and don't want to be too warm or too cold. |
| It's the end of summer where I live, but weather.com is showing a high of the low 60sF there. I'm thinking of dressing in thin layers, topping it off with a light sweater and maybe taking ... |
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 Does Ezeiza Airport in Buenos Aires have shower facilities? |
| We will arrive in Buenos Aires by bus at about 7pm in the evening, and our flight will leave from Ezeiza the next morning at 5:30am. There aren't many hotels near the airport, so we were ... |
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| U.k citizens? |
| hiya - i have recently become fascinated by Argentina and south america and am wondering - will folks be hostile toward me as i am from u.k? the reason i ask is i know a little about the way u.k has ... |
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 Anyone know of a reliable apartmental agency in Buenos Aires? |
| I am visiting BA but think I might stay longer term. I have heard some dramatic stories about rental places and I d love some positive recommendations. Also, Id like the agents to speak English.... |
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 Can anyone help me tell apart adress city state ect.? |
i have to ship this thing to a person i Argentina we do not speak the same languages but e alredy gave me all the info. i just dont know what some of them are can you help
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What is a typical day like for a teenager in Argentina? |
I need information for my spanish II class presentation. I have to describe my daily routine, describe school, tell what I do in my free time, talk about the foods I eat and describe how teenage life in Argentina differs from life in the USA.
One thing is that I was not given which part of Argentina I "live" in. So when talking about activities if you could state a specific region(s) that would be truly helpful.
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Hola que tal? soy justamente un adolescente de Argentina.
Diariamente me despierto a las 8.00 hs para desayunar e ir hacia la escuela y finalizado esta actividad regreso a mi casa a las 12.00 hs. Luego almuerzo con mi familia, duermo una siesta, mas tarde me junto con mis amigos charlamos, tomamos mate, y miro tele. A la noche practico futbol, ceno y por ultimo me voy a dormir. Si es viernes se sale al boliche o disco. Espero que te haya ayudado.
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Hi how are you? My name is Ezequiel Gomez. I'm just a Argentina's teenager. well i don't know perfect the english's language but i'm try to help you. i hope that you understand me! right? My daily routine is:
I wake up 8.00 o'clock to the morning, i have to breakfast and go to the school. Then when i finish this activity (12.00 o'clock) i arrive to my house and i lunch with my family, i take a rest and later i meet with my friends we talk and drink "mate" ( it's a popular drink in argentina) and watch TV. In the night I'm practice soccer, later i dinner and go to sleep. In friday it's popular go to a disco. The main diffence between Argentina and USA is that here never the times are sure!.
Good luck with the project!!! and if you want to add me in your MSN for any dbout here is "spidbit@hotmail.com". |
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Okay whatever they said is stotal and complete craaap!
naaa just kiding.
Okay, so the thing is, Argentina is a big country, like everything is different, it depends on where you live, for instance if you live in Villa Langostura (a town in Neuquen) of course that you're going to carry a completly different life from like, i don't know, say Buenos Aires (the capital).
In my case
I wake up at seven, arrive at schoool at like, say 10 to 8, i have a registration period then classes. until like 12 when we have lunch, (there on the school). Later two days a week at 10 past 2 we go to a field where we do sports until five o'clock
TADAAAAAAAA
one typical day:) |
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Well im Argentinian and i live in the United States.
The kids here like all kinds of sports except soccer, American teenagers prefer to eat fast food (Mcdonalds, Wendy's, BK)
Argentine teenagers love their family and friends. Love to drink Mate and support their favorite soccer team (Boca, River, San Lorenzo, ect). Argentine teenagers usually have a high italian influence. So you see them speak with their hands. |
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