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i guess it depends on how good an ear one has. Every province I've been to so far had it's own, intonations certainly differ wildly by region even within one province. Even in BA province itself they speak differently, way less drawl than in BA. Certainly way less lunfardo use in most provinces...

actually if you mostly communicate with the natives, the slang does become natural, can't be helped...not so much the accent, but intonations might stick as well...certainly happens after a couple of weeks in Spain, you catch yourself talking the way Gallegos do :)

way more...in Missiones Salta or Sun Juan you wouldn't even know you are in Agr if you are used to Rioplatense...even 'vos' is not used in many places

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Don't waste your time and money. If you can't mimic or at least improve your accent by simply paying attention to how Rio Platense sounds, there is no chance any tutor will help. Native English speakers are the least likely ones to lose their accent in castellano, next only to asians. Your buddy...

I am aware of that. the poster i replied to said 'drive'. By the time you get to/from the train stations on each end you''ll not save much time vs driving. On top of it train is expensive and way less convenient. So it's 6 hours either way from Marbella to Madrid.

i can go any time, i have a perm residency, but there is no tango, which is the whole point for me, so I'll camp here till it's resumed... keep us posted on any developments...

You should be able to, BC announced that by the end of the summer everyone who wants one will get one, and AB's population is 700K less than BC. Ah, kinda envy you for being there in the sun, gloomy here...But I'll take a rain check till next fall...

They just found a way to replace the reciprocity fee that was removed by macri's govt...I am sure it'll stick around - if not increase - once they open the borders for tourism infoviajera.com para el caso de visitas no permanentes (2), la gestión debe hacerse en la Dirección Nacional de...

Fingers crossed you won't get stuck there for another 8 months after you will have finished with your arrangements...So you can get Moderna or Pfizer here as opposed to Sputnik V - if you opt to get a shot that is. Enjoy the summer break :)

per person. doesn't apply to argies or permanent residents, only foreigners that are currently allowed into the country.

holy cow...so it's a punishment for being a direct relative of their national?

Madrid is a couple hours drive away? how do you cover 600 km in a couple of hours? And with radars on every turn on the highway.

supposedly for the processing of the Covid related paperwork. you never ask 'what for' in argentina - the answer is 'because they can'.

so very glad you made it, cheers.

Primero, el Gobierno dispuso dos nuevos requisitos obligatorios para todos aquellos que ingresen a la Argentina desde el exterior (sean residentes o no): deberán contar con un estudio PCR negativo realizado en las 72 horas previas al vuelo (caso contrario, deberán hacerlo en Ezeiza) y, una vez...

even if the flights are not cancelled, the poor kids will need a second PCR for the re-entry to argentina. Can you guys come up with some trick to justify not letting them go? The way Arg govt acts is so irrational, the rules might change a few dozen times between now and february. Last thing...

i'd assume some might have not had the papers confirming direct family relatives in arg? other than that you only need a PCR and a declaration, right?

ahhh that's unfortunate. let's hope you make it, this news of some people being kicked off the plane in US is not very inspiring...

that's great, then just relax and enjoy it. i understand that you miss your son, but with the 'no rhyme or reason' way argentine officials operate, it's better to wait till the restrictions are removed before you try another entry.