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(28yo yanqui) have lived here over 2 years and began learning spanish 6 month prior to moving here with duolingo, and i'm fluid coming upon a C2 level. however when its late and i'm tired, and i find myself in a conversation about technical complex subjects like last night explaining ideal fuel...

save it , not worth reading your crap, if it’s working for u that’s great , don’t force it on me, my body my choice

i had no idea about such evil. and what if you say, sorry no doc, and take YOUR baby, out of their hands / don't permit them to take YOUR baby? what if then? going to arrest you? could you imagine those creeps screaming "GIVE US THE BABY OR WE WILL ARREST YOU"

sayri. its loose you have to roll it. but its the only decent tobacco they sell in argentina. atleast that can be commonly found

I’ve bought two properties here. The company I’ve used to get cash here does this process. 3.5-5% fee.

its a global phenomenon at this point.

It’s legit. You can’t get the real deed on a new build for a few years because the government is slow and doesn’t have enough employees apparently /s . I also own a new build dpto

I lost my passport and have an appointment in the us embassy. cant find out what i need to bring. a photo? any tips would be great. thanks

Thanks for pointing me where to go! Our church waived this supposed requirement of civil marriage first, upon informing them that we couldn't get a turno taken out before our wedding date in the church

Married my love in the Catholic Church a few months ago and finally got it done in the governments eyes there with the lovely ladies at the registro civil. Can somebody point me in the direction of where to go now to finally start getting legal here?

Argentina is not much cheaper than USA these days, if that’s what you were coming for. The days of Yankees coming to take advantage are over

Or kind of like other us administrations that overstaff the IRS so everyone gets audited and found out to be in some violation or other and prosecuted

im in cordoba. i think it's ridiculous that they are requiring an apostilled birth certificate to even schedule a turno.

gotcha ill check it out, thanks. the clerk also told me early on in our meeting that i would need a translator. i took offense because i assumed she was immediately judging me and concluding my spanish was bad because i asked her to repeat herself when i couldn't understand a word she was...

The clerk at the registry civil told me I need an apostilled birth certificate not just to get married here to my Argentina novia but also before I can even get a turn secured. Does anyone have any experience with this? What she’s telling me is I can’t get married here or even schedule a turno...

Getting USD sent here is no small task. something to undertake when there is no other option. not when a landlord sees a yankee and thinks he can take dollars. his preference for dollars is only because youre a yankee. the currency in argentina is the argentine peso. that is what he will have to...