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Hi there, As far as I know there are a few people who do Japanese hair straightening but only one lady in the middle of nowhere who does Yuko in Argentina-according to my ¨straightening¨ hairdresser- as these treatments happen to be pricey down here and it's so hard to get the products. I...

In your opinion, of course.:D

I'm suprised no-one has mentioned Bonafide yet.

I'm sorry I'm no bike expert but I can recommend the bike shop in Junin and Sarmiento, they've been there for ages and cater for all sorts of cyclists, even professionals. BTW, cool nickname! ;)

Euros, pounds, dollars.

Aye, getting more and more both Orwellian and Huxleyan by the minute :eek:

Hi, Spices and herbs are usually available from most healthy-food stores. Regarding Cordoba city, I've seen a few good ones on the pedestrian precints, actually their range seemed to be wider than their typical equivalent in BA as they had goods from neighbouring provinces as well as from Chile...

Freddo's light icecreams have inulin instead, I don't if that's what you're looking for. Here's an article (in Spanish) about them: http://www.portalpublicitario.com/content/view/924/53/

What do you mean by "latino" restaurant? Mexican? Cuban?

These are all the bank holidays this year according to the Ministerio del Interior's website: http://www.mininterior.gov.ar/asuntos_politicos_y_alectorales/dinap/feriados.php?idName=asuntos&idNameSubMenu=DiNAP&idNameSubMenuDer=DirNAPFeriados#feriados/feriados2012.php The religious holidays...

This guy's quite amazing and really affordable: [email protected]

I'm so sorry for your poor nephew too! A couple of years ago, a student of mine warned me about a tea towel seller that had snatched her mum's mobile phone and walked off as if nothing had happened. The woman, however, was brave enough to chase him and got her mobile back but she was shocked...

from the comments below it looks like they're Chilean comedians taking the piss out of Argentinian ladies. Fair enough, I think they've had their share too :P

My husband takes lessons at http://www.charlemosspanish.com/classes/ and he's quite happy with their services. They're conveniently located in downtown and very affordable. His teacher's Laura and she's highly recommendable too.

At any hosier's aka Mercerias, shops where you can buy buttons, zips and the like.

I'm so sorry but yeah, I always thought the locker policy sucked, especially in a public library. To be honest, I haven't been to the Congress library for ages but I do remember using similar (if not the same) books when doing some college work about BA neighbourhoods. As far as I know you are...

This may not be the rule but it doesn't necessarily mean they're trying to scam you, it may mean they're trying to make sure who is actually going to show up after booking the place. It is fairly common in certain destinations where accommodation is scarce and they might want to avoid phantom...

What plan do you have? I've had a wee peek at their medical directory online (Cartilla, cuerpo medico) and all I saw in most of the plans was the Sanatorio Guemes which is actually OK as far as I know. I've got this clinic in my healthcare directory and even though I've never been there myself...

You can always try the National Library or the Congress one in case they're not available from stores.

yes, of course, when you attend Teacher's training college or are taking a Translation course of studies at University subjects like Phonetics and Laboratory are compulsory. Having said that, attendance is only open to the students enroled in that course of studies obviously but you could try...