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Date: 18th January 2012
May be a Foreign Exchange Student to Argentina.
Hello! I am going to be a Foreign Exchange Student next year, and my first country of choice was Argentina. Please tell me, before you went for the first time, did you know very much Spanish? If not, did you have much trouble communicating with the people there? Also, what is the living standard majority there? I am from the US. Does it compare to the United States?
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
May be a Foreign Exchange Student to Argentina.
Hello! I am going to be a Foreign Exchange Student next year, and my first country of choice was Argentina. Please tell me, before you went for the first time, did you know very much Spanish? If not, did you have much trouble communicating with the people there? Also, what is the living standard majority there? I am from the US. Does it compare to the United States?
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 24th September 2011
Come to the north part!
Im argentine, so sory for my poor english level. If you come to Argentina, go to the north, cities like Salta or Tucuman, the landscape here are full of mountains and jungle, convined with large cities, plus the people here are realy kind. In fact, Buenos Aires people are hated bi the rest of the people here, because they are so selfish, when they visit the north in the summer vacations, the city becomes a "trash can" becouse they are dirty people. The hospitality of people in north is the best part of us.
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Come to the north part!
Im argentine, so sory for my poor english level. If you come to Argentina, go to the north, cities like Salta or Tucuman, the landscape here are full of mountains and jungle, convined with large cities, plus the people here are realy kind. In fact, Buenos Aires people are hated bi the rest of the people here, because they are so selfish, when they visit the north in the summer vacations, the city becomes a "trash can" becouse they are dirty people. The hospitality of people in north is the best part of us.
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 17th September 2011
really liked your thoughts
hey please let me update the link of the song libertango, since it\'s no longer available on youtube, this one is an electronic and a bit jazzy fusion with tango, and with great performances hope you people enjoy it. Greetings from Salta, Argentina ;)
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
really liked your thoughts
hey please let me update the link of the song libertango, since it\'s no longer available on youtube, this one is an electronic and a bit jazzy fusion with tango, and with great performances hope you people enjoy it. Greetings from Salta, Argentina ;)
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 4th September 2011
Seriously man, i dont know what are you talking about, or where have you met all these"warm" people??? I my self, have visited both the North-American countries an almost all the Southern and Center-American countries, and i have to disagree with your opinion. I find Argentinian people reserved and especially the B.A "porteños" people cold and very often arrogant and for me it is way easier to socialize with North-Americans or people like Colombians or Chileans, and i honestly cannot flag to your opinion. Greetings form Scandinavia.
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Seriously man, i dont know what are you talking about, or where have you met all these"warm" people??? I my self, have visited both the North-American countries an almost all the Southern and Center-American countries, and i have to disagree with your opinion. I find Argentinian people reserved and especially the B.A "porteños" people cold and very often arrogant and for me it is way easier to socialize with North-Americans or people like Colombians or Chileans, and i honestly cannot flag to your opinion. Greetings form Scandinavia.
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 13th November 2010
Hey Mercedes
Hi Mecedes, I assume that is your name...thanks for the comment. I have not accessed the site for a long time. Yeah, I love Argentina a lot, for me it is a wonderful place, in its own ways. I especially love the people I have met, they have always been very kind to me. Hope we can chat more some time. Take care. Eric
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Hey Mercedes
Hi Mecedes, I assume that is your name...thanks for the comment. I have not accessed the site for a long time. Yeah, I love Argentina a lot, for me it is a wonderful place, in its own ways. I especially love the people I have met, they have always been very kind to me. Hope we can chat more some time. Take care. Eric
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 9th August 2010
wow! it's wonderful to read someone write such lovely things about Argentina, and even to read how acerted you are about the negative parts. Now wonder why you feel so warm here, I'd hug any foreign person who talks which such respect towards our culture. I've heard some nasty thoughts about people from Buenos Aires though, I've been told we are kind of arrogant! Maybe that's also true haha. I've always wanted to visit Canada! Hope I do someday! I also hope you never cease feeling welcomed here :)
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
wow! it's wonderful to read someone write such lovely things about Argentina, and even to read how acerted you are about the negative parts. Now wonder why you feel so warm here, I'd hug any foreign person who talks which such respect towards our culture. I've heard some nasty thoughts about people from Buenos Aires though, I've been told we are kind of arrogant! Maybe that's also true haha. I've always wanted to visit Canada! Hope I do someday! I also hope you never cease feeling welcomed here :)
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 14th May 2010
Hi, how are you
Hey, I am Eric from the travelblog. I read you comment just now. Sorry, I have not accessed the site for a long time. So you are in my pictures?! What a coincidence. Which one are you? The one with the long or short hair? Cómo te llamás? Eric
From Blog: La Plata- A relaxing Sunday
Hi, how are you
Hey, I am Eric from the travelblog. I read you comment just now. Sorry, I have not accessed the site for a long time. So you are in my pictures?! What a coincidence. Which one are you? The one with the long or short hair? Cómo te llamás? Eric
From Blog: La Plata- A relaxing Sunday
Date: 20th March 2010
capoeira
hi... im in 2 pictures playng drumms... have you more pics of this Capoeira day??
From Blog: La Plata- A relaxing Sunday
capoeira
hi... im in 2 pictures playng drumms... have you more pics of this Capoeira day??
From Blog: La Plata- A relaxing Sunday
Date: 17th March 2010
Porteño Forever!
I love your article. As a porteño i feel im a citizen of the world. I really like the fact that people from Buenos Aires is open minded, peacefull and funny. I also admire a lot of civic consciousness of canadian people. I was born in Belgrano and i live my youth thru the 80s and 90s in Argentina. Lovely Period! Hope you come back to visit us Andres
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Porteño Forever!
I love your article. As a porteño i feel im a citizen of the world. I really like the fact that people from Buenos Aires is open minded, peacefull and funny. I also admire a lot of civic consciousness of canadian people. I was born in Belgrano and i live my youth thru the 80s and 90s in Argentina. Lovely Period! Hope you come back to visit us Andres
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 7th September 2009
I was born in Salta
I'm glad to hear good things about my home town. I was born in Salta and live in Toronto, Canada for about 22 years. Thanks for sharing your trip to Salta la linda Good luck Daniel
From Blog: Salta la linda- captured my heart
I was born in Salta
I'm glad to hear good things about my home town. I was born in Salta and live in Toronto, Canada for about 22 years. Thanks for sharing your trip to Salta la linda Good luck Daniel
From Blog: Salta la linda- captured my heart
Date: 5th September 2009
Nice to know!
Hey Eric I really liked to read this opinion, was very ,very interested, it's nice to know your point of view. I like to read ,that you love my country jeje :) , and I thaught "oh god" we are losing a lot of things, our culture it's changing everyday , and like you said, luckily there's people " consciousness" , cuz we have to keep all the best of our culture , cuz if we lose it , Argentina wont be the same. However we have to develop, but with out lose the most important thing, our custumes. So keep coming to Argentina, you are always welcome , and dont forget Cordoba je.. Chao chao ..
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Nice to know!
Hey Eric I really liked to read this opinion, was very ,very interested, it's nice to know your point of view. I like to read ,that you love my country jeje :) , and I thaught "oh god" we are losing a lot of things, our culture it's changing everyday , and like you said, luckily there's people " consciousness" , cuz we have to keep all the best of our culture , cuz if we lose it , Argentina wont be the same. However we have to develop, but with out lose the most important thing, our custumes. So keep coming to Argentina, you are always welcome , and dont forget Cordoba je.. Chao chao ..
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 5th September 2009
Nice to know!
Hey Eric I really liked to read this opinion, was very ,very interested, it's nice to know your point of view. I like to read ,that you love my country jeje :) , and I thaught "oh god" we are losing a lot of things, our culture it's changing everyday , and like you said, luckily there's people " consciousness" , cuz we have to keep all the best of our culture , cuz if we lose it , Argentina wont be the same. However we have to develop, but with out lose the most important thing, our custumes. So keep coming to Argentina, you are always welcome , and dont forget Cordoba je.. Chao chao ..
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Nice to know!
Hey Eric I really liked to read this opinion, was very ,very interested, it's nice to know your point of view. I like to read ,that you love my country jeje :) , and I thaught "oh god" we are losing a lot of things, our culture it's changing everyday , and like you said, luckily there's people " consciousness" , cuz we have to keep all the best of our culture , cuz if we lose it , Argentina wont be the same. However we have to develop, but with out lose the most important thing, our custumes. So keep coming to Argentina, you are always welcome , and dont forget Cordoba je.. Chao chao ..
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 3rd September 2009
VERY INTERESTING!!!
I've read your blog about my country and I found it very clever. You have a strong ability for observation, which is, I'm afraid, something that's getting rare nowadays. I have to confess that, reading the first lines, when you mentioned Canada as an opposite to Argentina my first thought was "let's go there, I can´t stand any more of this...". But, maybe social life is very important to me to leave my own nest behind. Enjoy your 5th. stay in Argentina and come back again. Daniel
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
VERY INTERESTING!!!
I've read your blog about my country and I found it very clever. You have a strong ability for observation, which is, I'm afraid, something that's getting rare nowadays. I have to confess that, reading the first lines, when you mentioned Canada as an opposite to Argentina my first thought was "let's go there, I can´t stand any more of this...". But, maybe social life is very important to me to leave my own nest behind. Enjoy your 5th. stay in Argentina and come back again. Daniel
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 31st August 2009
Looking at Buenes Aires
Noted your comments with interest. My wife & I are looking at a holiday & Buenes Aires is on our list.Everyone that I speak to love BA but I still dont have a sense about how we would spend 2-3 weeks. We enjoy visiting cities/countries to reach out to local restaurants/neighborhoods etc including out of the way towns. Can yo provide me some more info on what a visit to Argentina and specifically BA might entail. ( We are from Edmonton )
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Looking at Buenes Aires
Noted your comments with interest. My wife & I are looking at a holiday & Buenes Aires is on our list.Everyone that I speak to love BA but I still dont have a sense about how we would spend 2-3 weeks. We enjoy visiting cities/countries to reach out to local restaurants/neighborhoods etc including out of the way towns. Can yo provide me some more info on what a visit to Argentina and specifically BA might entail. ( We are from Edmonton )
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people
Date: 27th August 2009
Happy being back in the South ...
Hi Eric! It is nice to see you so happy about your 'return to the South' :) Now I am waiting for an update on your blog. Have you been so happy and so enjoying your time back in Argentina that you have had no impulse whatsoever to update your travel blog? ;) Hope to read more soon! :) Jan
From Blog: Arrived in Buenos Aires!
Happy being back in the South ...
Hi Eric! It is nice to see you so happy about your 'return to the South' :) Now I am waiting for an update on your blog. Have you been so happy and so enjoying your time back in Argentina that you have had no impulse whatsoever to update your travel blog? ;) Hope to read more soon! :) Jan
From Blog: Arrived in Buenos Aires!
Date: 12th August 2009
where r u friend?
Ya estamos en el mismopais amigo? espero tu respuesta, saludos desde cordoba
From Blog: Arrived in Barcelona- prepared to be entertained
where r u friend?
Ya estamos en el mismopais amigo? espero tu respuesta, saludos desde cordoba
From Blog: Arrived in Barcelona- prepared to be entertained
Date: 3rd August 2009
so ufound fernando there!
Hi eric, I'm just trying to keep up with your trip. continue discovering, and dont waste too much time telling, well, yes, continue writing, the blog is very interesting, ciao!
From Blog: Arrived in Madrid- Las Meninas, here I come
so ufound fernando there!
Hi eric, I'm just trying to keep up with your trip. continue discovering, and dont waste too much time telling, well, yes, continue writing, the blog is very interesting, ciao!
From Blog: Arrived in Madrid- Las Meninas, here I come
Date: 2nd August 2009
there's a song, played all along woody allen's last film, called barcelona, by Guilia y los tellarine, download it!! will make your walks even more comfy.
From Blog: Arrived in Barcelona- prepared to be entertained
there's a song, played all along woody allen's last film, called barcelona, by Guilia y los tellarine, download it!! will make your walks even more comfy.
From Blog: Arrived in Barcelona- prepared to be entertained
Date: 26th July 2009
Hola!
Hola Eric, I am enjoying your blog and pictures. Nice pictures! But, we want see more ladies ;-) Cheers! Tim
From Blog: The road finally led to Rome
Hola!
Hola Eric, I am enjoying your blog and pictures. Nice pictures! But, we want see more ladies ;-) Cheers! Tim
From Blog: The road finally led to Rome
Date: 25th July 2009
"copado" jajaj
me encantó tu título en la foto... jajaja me reímucho ultimamente no me pude meter en internet, asi que ahora miro tu viaje fantástico, sigue posteando fotos así Eric Bon voyage!
From Blog: A day as a Dutch
"copado" jajaj
me encantó tu título en la foto... jajaja me reímucho ultimamente no me pude meter en internet, asi que ahora miro tu viaje fantástico, sigue posteando fotos así Eric Bon voyage!
From Blog: A day as a Dutch
Date: 20th July 2009
Nice Man
Eric, Nice pictures man. While I am sitting in my office, you are traveling. Envy you dude.!
Nice Man
Eric, Nice pictures man. While I am sitting in my office, you are traveling. Envy you dude.!
Date: 17th July 2009
solo pasaba
hey eric! wanna see more post from, but i thoughtu had another profile name, saludos amigo, te veo pronto por estos pagos en Córdoba, ya que no voy a china, upload more pics. zaijian!
solo pasaba
hey eric! wanna see more post from, but i thoughtu had another profile name, saludos amigo, te veo pronto por estos pagos en Córdoba, ya que no voy a china, upload more pics. zaijian!
Date: 15th July 2009
comments omn pics
Hi Eric, Immediately looked at your pics. It sure as hell is the Royal Palace. Amsterdams Prime Pride! "I think its the royal palace but i have to verify'.... my goodness! Anyway.. it is the RP.. and just been refurbished for millions of euros to house the royals and their guests on special occasions. Taxpayers money of course.. but worth it, both family and Palace. Now the are discussing to clean the outisde of the palace...more euros and the risk of it becoming 'too blond' = too light of coulor)...
From Blog: A real cosmopolitan city
comments omn pics
Hi Eric, Immediately looked at your pics. It sure as hell is the Royal Palace. Amsterdams Prime Pride! "I think its the royal palace but i have to verify'.... my goodness! Anyway.. it is the RP.. and just been refurbished for millions of euros to house the royals and their guests on special occasions. Taxpayers money of course.. but worth it, both family and Palace. Now the are discussing to clean the outisde of the palace...more euros and the risk of it becoming 'too blond' = too light of coulor)...
From Blog: A real cosmopolitan city
Date: 15th July 2009
Eric, don't forget, Amsterdam=Red Light district! Also, check out some of the cool museums that they have got - Van Gogh, Heineken etc
From Blog: A real cosmopolitan city
Eric, don't forget, Amsterdam=Red Light district! Also, check out some of the cool museums that they have got - Van Gogh, Heineken etc
From Blog: A real cosmopolitan city
Jessie
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Hello! I am going to be a Foreign Exchange Student next year, and my first country of choice was Argentina. Please tell me, before you went for the first time, did you know very much Spanish? If not, did you have much trouble communicating with the people there? Also, what is the living standard majority there? I am from the US. Does it compare to the United States?
From Blog: A few thoughts on the Argentine people