Hi everyone!
My name is Rita, I'm 24 and I'm Argentine. I've been living here in Buenos Aires for more than 4 years and I have to say it's been an awesome experience (I was born in a small city in the province of Buenos Aires, 300km away from here).
I'm currently working and studying (Literature in UBA --> worldwide literature, as we Argentines are megalomaniacs) and somehow finding time to enjoy life in the lovely neighbourhood of Caballito.
So, apart from my love of languages and different cultures, I've become a little acquainted with the expat 'scene' in the last year: I liked what I saw and wish to keep on learning and keeping in touch with the community. Hopefully I might be of some use to the newcomers (and long-time expats as well), so if you need a piece of advice from a fellow Argentine, don't hesitate to ask.
My name is Rita, I'm 24 and I'm Argentine. I've been living here in Buenos Aires for more than 4 years and I have to say it's been an awesome experience (I was born in a small city in the province of Buenos Aires, 300km away from here).
I'm currently working and studying (Literature in UBA --> worldwide literature, as we Argentines are megalomaniacs) and somehow finding time to enjoy life in the lovely neighbourhood of Caballito.
So, apart from my love of languages and different cultures, I've become a little acquainted with the expat 'scene' in the last year: I liked what I saw and wish to keep on learning and keeping in touch with the community. Hopefully I might be of some use to the newcomers (and long-time expats as well), so if you need a piece of advice from a fellow Argentine, don't hesitate to ask.