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Welcome to BA! I've seen many ads asking for native speakers to teach "In Company" courses. You have to be "monotributista" so first put your papers in order. Good luck! Mia.

I guess your best move would be to check with the airline if you can fly back from Lima. A friend of mine did something similar, with a round trip ticket. They also gave her a discount from BA to Lima. All the best, Mia.

Sure it's OK if we drink on Good Friday? I don't want to do anything which I'd have to confess later... N.

Welcome to BA, to the four of you. Belgrano is a great place to live. I can't help you with the information you need about teaching or coaching, but I'm sure you'll find a helping hand here. Whatever you need, just tell us. All the best, Mia.

Roseta Stone is an interactive program with a lot of pronunciation practice. I started learning several languages with it.

Well it happened to me with an online fitness program. They said the bills would stop as soon as I sent them an e-mail writing "CANCEL" in the subject field. I did write it, but they kept billing extra charges to my credit card. And the site was American. So pretty!

As a language tutor I can tell you, it depends on what the other person expects you to say. As a rule, I say "usted" to old people, directors, people with some authority, and in formal situations. But with young people (35 or below) I always use "vos". I also use "usted" with employees when I...

Hey guysz! I'm a female, in my late 30s. English isn't my native tongue, but I can speak both English and Spanish fluently, as well as a little Italian. And I'm also learning Irish on my own. I'm a tutor in a language school, south of Buenos Aires. Well, I've just found this site and I...