I moved to Rosario, Argentina with the intention of only staying one year. My idea was to live, work, and travel the continent, just like I had done in Europe. Then, I would move back home for a couple months, and do the same in Asia. One of the last things my mother told me …
Over the last couple of years, hearing different languages and accents as you walk through the streets of Rosario, has become more and more common. While never before ranking as a tourist destination city, Rosario has now become a sort of Latin American Mecca for people looking to live, work and learn. Clearly a university …
Are you planning to learn Spanish in Argentina? If so, there are some phrases that your teacher is not likely to teach you. Nonetheless, you will find them fundamental to understanding the people around you, especially on the streets of Rosario. 1. Che Che would the the English equivalent to “hey” and is used in a …
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