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... um... okay... I don't even know what that is supposed to mean. Or its some kind of attempt at humor maybe?

Just save yourself the hassle and do it in the US

I'd say it goes both ways. I know a fair share of upper middle class Argentine kids who've done the exact same thing in NYC and Miami.

Bet you a doughnut it gets buried! Go to any argentine newpaper right now and see what they're all talking about... What happened in Plaza S Martin is history after today. I would love to be wrong about this...

chicos, Read the article - it says "The measure affects activity in the stock and bond markets, investment funds and in the futures markets." Nothing about ATM withdrawals, nothing about restaurant tabs. This is for 'formal transactions'. I can't imagine they are restricting the amount of...

The final two sentences in Clarín's article about it are very well written. Laurent era un fotógrafo naturalista. Su pasión por la naturaleza, el buceo, la vida silvestre y la fotografía lo había llevado a recorrer diferentes destinos del mundo, incluidos varios viajes a Groenlandia, el norte...

I can absolutely understand buying a 1/2 kilo tin. Funny enough I had friend over for lunch and we were laying it thick on the Bocatti. The powder to water ratio is 1/1. You figure a decent sandwich needs a couple tablespoons at least. It's gone in no time!

if you booked through a travel website like despegar or Expedia, call them up and they will help you. If you booked directly, I would call directly again and ask to speak with someone in English. If that's not possible, look up their US phone number and use Skype to call, so you get someone in...

If you have so much time, cross the street and grab a choripan at one of the outdoor stalls along the Costanera.

You better learn how to cook. :) Seriously, you can get all the ingredients you'll need in Chinatown.

If you were planning to do be down here for a year, it might be worth it. But for two and a half months, no way. You will consumed with a sea of paperwork and bureaucracy, not just in purchasing the vehicle, but in crossing boarders with it, selling it, getting the cash in and out of the...

I would go with HSBC or Citi. Stay away from state run banks like Banco de la Nacion if you can help it.

Just walked by there after getting out of a movie at the Multiplex on Mendoza. It was 11:00 Sunday night and the line was out the freak'n door. Literally. They had security keeping people lined up like it was Asia de Cuba five years ago or something. Really? Give me a break! I mean I wanted my...

great!! Please keep me posted through PM if it ends up happening!

Seriously. That just about sums it up.

I'm interested!! But does it have to be restricted to ladies? I'm not really a lady. A queen, yes, maybe ;0

One thing you really need to accept - it will not be easy for you. Your life will be completely different than it was four years ago. Think about what you really loved about BA back then. Did any of it involve going out to bars, clubs, and restaurants? Taking trips on the weekends? If you are...

Update - he has a website now. www.spanish-tutor-ba.com

this is going to give you a much better idea than any expat on this forum can: http://argentina.cuantocobro.com/ I've found this to be an invaluable resource in terms of hiring down here for the US company I represent.

My partner asked me to post the following on BAexpats for anyone who is interested in finding a Spanish tutor at an affordable rate (and willing to be guinea pig for him to gain experience as a tutor). Hi, I'm Fernando. I am a native Argentine studying full time at the Joaquín V. González...