I Should've Come to Buenos Aires Argentina Sooner 

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jeje , solo un argentino diría eso , jeje saludos

Lpm como me encantan estos comentarios

Me pasa igual

Did u get some?

where are you from??

@@gonzapelayo like Socrates once said " I'm not Greek nor Athenian I'm citizen of this planet "

@@alexcr3053 I hope she will give me "some"

@@alainbergeron4520 I think you are from Europe

I'm travelling to Mendova in a couple years in order to study abroad so I've been watching a lot of videos on the culture and lifestyles of the different cities

you are right! from an argentine !

True, from another Argentine too

i think youre getting confused on how vacation works for most people. you leave when its winter time at home

@@hunterbidensvaxmandates The winter is kind of cold and rainy in BA

you mean, you were born there...

@@el_Contra exactly

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The agite is in Merlo papá!!

Jajaja si pero re ortivas y mala onda pero bueno es lo que hay y tenemos que acostumbrarnos🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@Ale-yq1gh pq dices mala onda? son pesadas?

@@Christian-zj3ul no, algunas se creen inalcanzables.

Jajajaja

@@aleyoutubeeee Alguito de verdad, hay... Rsrs...

100% dear friend.

I would say a perfect blend between Paris and Madrid

​@@bullsharkdbAnd Barcelona...!!!

@@tlonUQBARbabel disagree Iam from BA and been to Madrid, Paris and Barcelona

please dont insult us by comparing us to france!

acabas de decir que mandas amor desde ramos mejia, y previo a eso dijiste que argentina es un pais hermoso que te gustaria visitar antes que mueras.. sabias que ramos mejia se encuentra en argentina no ? en el conurbano a menos de 1 hora en tren del centro de la capital o de ese espacio rancio y carente de humanidad al cual llaman palermo y plaza serrano ?

@@AgustinIune Jajajaj caiste

AJAJAJA

@@AgustinIune se te rompió el sarcasm detector

@@AgustinIune Agustín, naciste ayer?

Seriously Buenos Aires looking like an excellent spot!

@@seuconrado3365 right?

Yes, I might have to put Buenos Aires on my bucket list!

I agree.. amazing job

@@seuconrado3365 mm I don’t think so

In Argentina, Germany also has many friends. As far as Argentina is concerned, France is the pretty face of Europe and Germany, the brain. We need more German brains around here...

​@@MB-ct4zj,No love lost for English trouble making lot !

WE LOVE YOU MORE , THANK YOU!!!

@@MB-ct4zjyou guys got plenty of German brains after world war 2

@@packles81 I am glad you brought this topic to the table. The myth of Nazi Argentina was born out of Argentina's refusal of the US request to join the war after the attack on Pearl Harbor (1942). On the other hand, Argentina is home to the largest Jewish community in Latin America (of which I am part). As Argentina applies the law of the soil when granting or recognizing citizenship, it did not recognize the ‘right of blood’ that governed citizenship in European countries. That is why many Volga Germans were registered as Russians when they arrived in the country, while many Jews were registered as Germans because they were born in Germany and Argentina did not recognise the Nuremberg laws that deprived them of their right to nationality. By the end of the war, the Red Army had unleashed hell in Berlin, abusing mothers in front of their children, torturing women and mutilating children. Eva Perón devised a relief scheme to give these women and children safe passage. I assure you of one thing: Not a single Nazi was hired by the Argentine government, while the victorious powers pardoned thousands of Nazi hierarchs and gave them government posts.Let me tell you something, pal: Maybe Hollywood has led you to believe that America rescued the Jews from the Nazis.But no, that was not the reason.The only reason America joined the war is because Japan stood in the way of American economic interests in the Pacific.Before the attack on Pearl Harbor, millions of Jews were peddling in concentration camps and none of the victorious powers celebrating V-Day today had any qualms about those lives until their pockets (or borders) were involved. So do yourself a favor and stop talking nonsense. As a Jew, if you implied that my country is or was a Nazi, I would slap you in your hypocritical face.

la mayoría de la gente en Argentina tiene descendencia Italiano 😂 muchos apellidos en Italiano

Is it difficult to find a job in argentina? Especially in education of kids .I am a primary school teacher. And I teach english as well.

@@souiritv8355 in a few weeks you get.

@@ryuzaki356 thanks

Im.from argentina and Buenos Aires is very similar to LA they call BS AS "the city of fury " la ciudad de la furia You should vist Córdoba capital. Much friendlier and has much more things to do so much mountains amd rivers. Im from there and its not small and not big like BS AS. its very very different from any other province of arg. It feels like a different country. And with the dollar at 200 for 1 argentine peso you should really take advantage of traveling to south america youll live like a king

Don't come now... it's freezing

Be carefull. Is very insecure.

@@nicane-9966 No digas estúpideces, Buenos Aires es una ciudad muy segura comparado con toda Latinoamérica, de hecho es una ciudad que vive TODA la noche, si fuese inseguro nadie saldría.

Justo pensé en esa misma frase. Soy Colombiano y tuve la oportunidad de vivir en Argentina por estudio, y cuando leí sobre el metro fue increíble. Imposible no comparar con Bogotá, una ciudad tan grande y en la que todavía no han podido construir uno.

Una corrección, la Línea A del subte de Buenos Aires fue inaugurada en el año 1913

BA tiene más que un metro! Tiene varios kilómetros de ancho y largo...😂

List_of_metro_systems - Wikipedia

@Godmachine 999 Sabrás decque hablás??? Se inauguró la línea A, en 1913... Y desde entonces no sólo se prolongó esta línea, hasta Monroe y Triunvirato (Villa Urquiza), sinó que se crearon varias lineas más, 7 en total, con distintos trayectos, atendiendo diversos barrios y prolongando sus trayectorias... Podría ser mejor?: SÍ! Pero ningún gobierno populista hizo nada al respecto ni en la provincia de BsAs ni en ninguna otra ciudad de la Argentina... Seguí participando!

Try el gran enemigo. It's from the ex oenologist of Catena zapata. It has a 100 parker points.

Maybe we can go there together in the near future or at least meet there?

i miss it too i was born there but i live in the us

@@andrewbaccola5188 You like living in US?

@@1987whitez Miss Barrio Chino ️

@@MeowTV06 JP I am in the North West area about you Miss Chino?

did you get the flag bro? 😋

@@malthus101 I don't understand your question? But I do have an Argentina DNI identification card.

@@markrush2319 diD yOu BaNg aN aRgeNtiNian?

@@malthus101 what freaking language is this and what are you trying to say you make no sense whatsoever 🤔.

@@markrush2319 brah...... 🙄

Apart from Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and parts of Brazil, Chile and Bolivia, mate is drunk also in Syria and Lebanon.

Former syrian people who lived in argentina bring mate to syria

Estas loco hermano??

@@vientolunar77 true, there is a documentary film here in youtube talking about that

Yes. Because Menem

Those are traitors not Argentinians.

@@alexcr3053 jaja cualquiera, sos un virgo

@@alexcr3053 Que decis payaso no nos hagas quedar como pelotudos gracias.

@@alexcr3053 U stupid jajaja saludos

@@dalerojo2.091 si virgo the c.u.i.l if you know what i mean?

LOL

Food sucks.

@@dane4453 yeee that's true but only if you go to the tourist point, if you are from the hood and you got the spot where you know there is nice and cheap food you can eat like no one else. But the tourist are always drawn to worst places cuz they simply dont know where the fuck they're standing on

Man, there's an entire country to go visit. You should go the Patagonia Argentina, or the Northern Region, in the highest places. There you'll have a real experience !

@@dane4453 It just gets old, quick. Variety is lacking.

The safe countries of Latin America are in the south, the first place is Uruguay, then Chile, Argentina, Paraguay going up everything is more insecure, even so, it is not necessary to generalize since there are quite safe cities within each country

@@eltecnico9541 not generalizing... just sharing my opinion based on my personal experience visiting many countries in Latin America

@@enorth15 May I know which countries have you visited and which do you think is more dangerous?

@@eltecnico9541 sure.....Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras. Of course there are many safe areas in these countries but I did not walk alone late at night like I did in Buenos Aires.

@@enorth15 The countries that I mentioned above are the safest, perhaps the small countries like Uruguay, Paraguay or Chile do not have as many things as the ones you visited but they are a good option in terms of security, especially Uruguay

Yo have to go there. Nice people, We like to know about other cultures, curious, etc

We don't want you

No hay selva en la patagonia

It's not popular because the fluctuations of his money compared to the us dollar. Now it's a good time because our money is destroyed by its devaluation.

Because it's far

480 theatres.

my friend told me his dad building a new one

Not all Americans are fat...goto LA or Seattle, you'd be shocked how similar it'll be to this

@@DJ_BROBOT generally speaking Americans are overweight, chubby, fat. The main reason is food. Not quality food.

I don’t think I saw one obese person in Colorado last time I was on vacay.

we traded monetary inflation for weight inflation

I mean go anywhere in America and you’ll see skinny people

you should drink a tall glass of adventure with Wendel.

Not actually, nice neighbourhoods are all over the city, in fact, palermo overall is not a neighborhood of rich people. I know that some suburbs are in bad shape and we are a poor country, but I clarified because it seems that the city is fine only on those 3 neighbourhoods and is no true. Thats the touristy part which is fine if you only visit those.

@@vvventure which other areas are nice?

@@malthus101 Depends in what sense, nice to visit or nice to live? For the capital I have to tell you which areas arent nice because the whole city is (except some parts in the south) For ex, Belgrano is just like Palermo without tourist options. All the palermo soho/hollywood is exactly like any other part in the city but without the trendy bars, hotels and night life, like chacarita, vurquiza, coghlan, vcrespo, etc. For the metro area, everything north is nice. West and south is where I have to tell you were is nice instead of where it isnt. Im generalizing of course. Recoleta has the biggest slum in the country right next to french palaces and skyscrapers and Bella Vista (west) has mansions surrounded by awful areas

I think this comment is inaccurate. I’m staying in recoleta with a woman who pays $250 a month for rent (blue dollar)

what did you do while you were there?

@@malthus101 I lived there with my girlfriend and used to attend the university not far from there. I grew up in Buenos Aires but in other areas.

@@lauc62 oh you are Argentinian, I see. Many people seem to want to leave Argentina, but it looks nice from an outsider's perspective. Is it just because of the economic problems that many want to leave? Or is something else too?

@@malthus101 I assume is the economy, otherwise, it is a great place to live.

@@lauc62 that's good to know, gracias.

HURRY BACK dear Alex

​@@migueltavernise5620lol

Los argentinos se cuidan mucho. Van al gym, practican muchos deportes

You’ll get shot. Inflation is bad. Go to brazil. Florianapolis is nice

Soon I go there

The degeneracy in America is nauseating

Mil disculpas. Estamos trabajando para que los europeos y gringos aburridos tengan en Argentina una buena opción para venir a disfrutar. Quizás tengamos algún que otro problemita más importante pero lo haremos.

Argentina es muy Hermosa. Que lugar interesante! Por qué dices que el gobierno es corrupto? ¿No hay corrupción en los Estados Unidos y otros lugares? ¿Has vivido en Argentina o has estado allí?

we agree

@@gggggg452 pero tiene razón

Where is there not a corrupt govt?

also similar to budapest

Been there twice,been in Belgrade 200 times...those cities are not that much similar.

@@amradzinovic4086200 times??!? Really??! you must really like it there then. By the way I’m not talking about New Belgrade, because that’s a different story....different neighborhoods or parts of the BG look completely different....meaning, one part looks like NY (USA), another like Milan (Italy), another looks like Paris (France)....so 🍻

@@docaristic9898 I have tons of relatives in Belgrade.Also,my sister and mother live in Smederevo,and I was born there.That's why I've been there many times.🙂By the way,I really can't find similarities between Belgrade and Paris.Well,everybody looks at things differently.Some things in Budapest remind me of Paris.I like Belgrade,but Paris will always be my favourite city.And there are so many other beautiful cities.I love Vienna,Barcelona,Rome(not people from Rome),and so many others.In South America,Buenos Aires is my favourite city.

@@amradzinovic4086 did you know that a lot of French and Italian architects came to Belgrade after the WWI and WWII to rebuild it?

you're welcomed sweetheart ❤️

Correcto.

Y...tenés que ser boludo para ponerte a hablar con los flacos.

Vos cómo llegaste?

Greece is nice, craddle of western civilization. And people is very similar to us, I closely relate.

Gracias 🇦🇷