Hey all,
One of the great things about Argentina is the passionate and expressive nature of Argentines themselves. Argentines are energetic, informed, social, generous, warm and highly vocal. They have strong opinions, and they like to share them. But to communicate and effectively engage Argentines, you've got to be fluent in "lunfardo," the local slang.
To help visitors and expats with this, I've started posting a series of newly-created educational videos on Scooping Argentina. I've posted just two for now, but I plan to upload another eight or 10 over the next couple of weeks. I also plan to make these and other videos available on iTunes, in both standard definition and HD formats.
If you find the videos helpful, let me know. Likewise, if you have any ideas about how I can improve them, I'm all ears. Finally, if you have ideas for other videos you'd like to see, please share them with me.
www.scoopingargentina.com
Or my blog, the Argentine Post:
www.argentinepost.com
¡Gracias!
One of the great things about Argentina is the passionate and expressive nature of Argentines themselves. Argentines are energetic, informed, social, generous, warm and highly vocal. They have strong opinions, and they like to share them. But to communicate and effectively engage Argentines, you've got to be fluent in "lunfardo," the local slang.
To help visitors and expats with this, I've started posting a series of newly-created educational videos on Scooping Argentina. I've posted just two for now, but I plan to upload another eight or 10 over the next couple of weeks. I also plan to make these and other videos available on iTunes, in both standard definition and HD formats.
If you find the videos helpful, let me know. Likewise, if you have any ideas about how I can improve them, I'm all ears. Finally, if you have ideas for other videos you'd like to see, please share them with me.
www.scoopingargentina.com
Or my blog, the Argentine Post:
www.argentinepost.com
¡Gracias!
