Author	Message
Leo Member Argentina	# Posted: 5 Aug 2005 22:55:24 Hi! I am Leonardo. Let me give you a hand when you come to Argentina. You will have a friend here. Looking forward to hearing from you.-

Ian Member Aberdeen	# Posted: 6 Aug 2005 20:47:17 Hi Leonardo, I am coming to Buenos Aires, next March, is it a good place to start in south america>?
Leo Member Argentina	# Posted: 8 Aug 2005 19:20:45 How are you Ian? Nice to neet you! Yes, it is a very good please. Pls, tell me what would you like to do and as a result, I will absolutely help you out. By the way, I have just added a web site so that you can have a look at my country. ( It is also available in English) www.turismo.gov.ar When you come to Argentina, I would like to have a drink with you. Drop me a line .-
pia Guest	# Posted: 29 Aug 2005 20:00:08 hy leo! Nice to hear that you are from buenos aires!In the moment, I discuss with a friend if we will come there next year.How are the prices over there?Do you know how much is it to spend a night at a chaep place in buenos aires?Sorry for my bad English.
Leo Member Argentina	# Posted: 30 Aug 2005 22:38:06 How are you Pia? I will reply to you during this week. Take care.-
pia Guest	# Posted: 4 Sep 2005 19:59:54 Nice to hear from you. I looked for some hostels in the internet. I'm happy that it's not so expensive in Buenos Aires. Can you tell me something about working there? Is it easy to find a job? Just to pay the hostel and the food. I would like traveling so much, but my buget looks not so good:-) So, I will be happy to find a cheap ticket. Ciao
Leo Member Argentina	# Posted: 5 Sep 2005 19:28:09 How are you? Finding a job here is a bit uneasy. Tell me what's your job? I could help you out. Here I will show some hostels: www.chebuenosaires.com/home_en.php www.milongahostel.com.ar/Suites/homein.htm http://www.urbanohostel.com.ar/ Drop me a line pls.-
pia Guest	# Posted: 12 Sep 2005 17:01:55 Thanks! I will have a look at the hostels! Do you want to know what's my job? That's a bit complicated! ;-) I always go to school but I will finish next year and then a would like to start my trip in the end of august or in the first days of september. I could imagine to do a lot of jobs, it's just the safety which is important for me. Another problem is that I speak no Spanish and no Portuguese. Just a bit English(you can see), French is good and German of course, because I'm from Germany. I think this wouldn't be very helpful in Buenos Aires. Can you still help me? Maybe, it would be nice just to have a drink when I come to Argentina. Hope to see your message.
Anonymous Guest	# Posted: 12 Sep 2005 19:35:25 How are you? Do not worry about your way to make you understand clearly, because there are many people wha speak one of the language that you wrote down. A tip: Why dont' teach your language here? Do u wanna some links?
pia Guest	# Posted: 12 Sep 2005 21:09:40 Yes, why not. That would be nice! Thanks.
Anonymous Guest	# Posted: 14 Sep 2005 19:25:03 The web site is: www.goethe.de/hs/bue/spindex.htm pls drop me a line: I'd like to know how you have gotten on it. Let's have a drink in Bs As when you come?
pia Guest	# Posted: 15 Sep 2005 21:19:12 Thanks for the site but I think that this will not really helps me.There, you can just find some information for real German teachers who live in Argentina. It's right, they look for some teachers but they don't need people like me, it's more professionel I think. So, do you have some other advice? Yes, let's have a drink! I always like to have some more information about people. You have no member profile. So, what is your occupation? Why you are on this site? Do you also have a rtw or were you already travelling?Just because I'm interested in this things... Ciao I feel ashamed of my bad English. Tell me, when you have problems to understand me.
Anonymous Guest	# Posted: 15 Sep 2005 21:58:34 Hi there, Your english is very good. Oh! My good ! Pardon me, I haven't been able to fill in LOL!!! I am 30. MArried. My wife is due on Jan 14. Do you like a pic of us? I am a clerk and I love teaching english. I have enrolled at this web site, 'coz I love helping out. Another advice? Tell me you degree...or maybe I could find out less important institutes where they coud recruit you, what do you think about it? Take care!
pia Guest	# Posted: 17 Sep 2005 17:37:35 Thanks for the information. Very interesting! :-) I'm grateful for every advice but what will you say with the word degree? I can translate it into German but nevertheless I can't understand it. Maybe, I will take some English lessons before starting my trip next year. I think this would be better for me. Today, I was working on a building site the whole day and now I'm so tired. Take care!
Anonymous Guest	# Posted: 19 Sep 2005 19:21:38 Nice to know that you have a job. Break a leg.- What I meant with the degree is: If I know what degree you got I could find out something according to your profile. I mean, what do you do? what do study? Have a nice day!
piacenza Member North of Germany	# Posted: 20 Sep 2005 19:23:05 Ok. I thought what you know my degree because I wrote it already down in the forum under this topic that I still go to school. I see that it's a bit difficult to find a job in Buenos Aires. But if you want you could recommend some places where to go there. Some bars, restaurants, museums... Places which you prefer in BA but also some touristic attractions I don't have to waste. Have a nice evening!
Anonymous Guest	# Posted: 21 Sep 2005 19:21:53 How are you? Your degree is very good.- RFegarding your questions: http://www.mytravelguide.com/restaurants/ctrestaurants.jsp?objectid=17 613802&referral_id=YAHOOPI&referral_click_id=CITYREST_Buenos%20Aires Hope you can find that job. Anyway, I will absolutely help u out improving your spanish. A big kiss!!!
piacenza Member North of Germany	# Posted: 21 Sep 2005 20:54:45 Yes, I'm fine! And you? Thanks for this web site. I just had a short look at it and it seems to be very interesting. It's nice to know that there will be a person who helps me out when I come to BA. Today, I looked for some good places to stay in BA (for some hostels). I would like to be in the heart of the city close to bars, restaurants and other attractions. Could you give me some information in which part of the city (near downtown) it would be good to stay or to go in the streets in the evening for two young and pretty women? ;-) You know what I mean, because of danger... I'm so interested in oranising my trip that I sometimes totaly forget the things around me. I hope you had a nice day! A big kiss back to you!
LeonardoK Guest	# Posted: 23 Sep 2005 19:19:25 Firstly, I would like to know what is within your budget to give you some tips in to orden to stay here. Regarding the evening stroll. you should go for a walk to this area: Puerto Madero: www.danheller.com/ba-puerto-madero.html San Telmo: http://www.mytravelguide.com/attractions/profile.jsp?objectid=79204005 &referral_id=YAHOOPI&referral_click_id=ATTR_Barrio%20de%20San%20Telmo I would like to meet you both, when you come to Buenos Aires.

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