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i made an acception for him. he was the only good looking one. :)

Depends. I used to make $60 per hour with conversational classes, which everyone who is native here tells me it's very little for a native english speaker. so, depends. Depends on where you are/go, if you're legal here, and what your qualifications are, if you even have any.

Hello! Just because a company, like Mcdonald's, has it's origins in the US, does not mean a US citizen is guaranteed a job there. Remember that you are in another country. You must be a citizen, usually, to get these kinds of jobs. How do I know? Because I have tried, or have asked about it...

Hola. La posición todavía disponible? Soy nativa de Estados Unidos, hablo ingles con fluidez, y hablo español intermedio (entiendo mucho). puedo traducir, asi como escribir contenido original. Tengo 23 años, y tengo Capacidad de trabajar bajo presión.

Hello. Could you specify what exactly you are looking for? Do you mean you are looking for someone who has written a book, or someone who is an accountant? Also, is this a paying position?

Thank you for your sympathy. my husband entered illegally on his own back in 2005, when he was like 22. he was not brought by anyone. he had been living there for 8 years by the time they decided to order him removed back to argentina. i guess it's because he decided to run from a law...

never said i was quoting anything there. just my own opinion. but, i also don't know what the fuss is about Paris anyway.

LOL Sorry. I must politely disagree. :P

They are NO hot men in Argentina! They're all either old men, gay, or dirty trashy smokers, drunks, and drug addicts, not to mention most of them, at least to me, seem inbred. They seem to have a general problem with their mothers too, so that means they will treat any women in their life like...

I'm down with that! I need some girlfriends to hang out with. i only know one woman here and she's argentine, has a kid, and is 45 years old. so she doesn't really have time for me, plus she's sick right now. :(

Hello! I'm 23, an i to am living here with my argentine husband. i have yet to meet anyone else from the USA. would really like to have some girl friends to hangout with, i'm always alone and bored!

Hello! i feel the same! i'm a US citizen living here with my argentinean husband, and i have yet to meet anyone. I've already been here more than one year.

Just one question, do you have kids? because every woman i know here is too busy with their husbands and kids to hang out with me. i'm married, but i have no kids. i would also like to find some fellow US people to hang out with.

It's more complicated than that. I'm stuck here. My husband cannot go back to the US, he was deported.

NO KIDDING!! I wanna punch those people! :mad: Obviously they have no idea what they're talking about. Most likely, they've never been here. I don't think there is a "Paris" of South America, neither is there one in North America. :mellow:

I feel pretty miserable here. I'm a US citizen living in Lanus. Not a nice place, actually, it's down-right disgusting! They told me that Lnaus is the east side of Buenos Aires, the slums. The streets are always full of dirty, rotten water, dog and cat shit, stray cats and dogs, fleas...

And how would you like me to do that???? I live here with my husband and his family and we're dirt poor! we don't make enough money to move where ever we want. we can hardly afford to eat and pay our bills, and there are five of us living in one really old house with one bedroom and one...

Hello everyone! :) I'm a US citizen living in Lanus, Buenos Aires, Argentina. I have yet to meet any fellow Americans here. I would like to know some people from my own culture. Although I like the easy-going, sociable nature here in south America it would be nice to have a small group of...

First of all, people will steal anything in this country that's not bolted down, or that is worth any kind of money, especially flashy american made vehicles and cell phones, and they might even steal your shoes and clothes too at gun point. My husband is Argentinian and had been living abroad...

I don't recommend trying to become a citizen in a foreign country, unless you plan to stay there the rest of your life, and never plan to return to your country of origin. U.S. laws state that if you become a citizen in a foreign land, you are renouncing your U.S. citizenship (that's what they...