Viaje a Uruguay - Page 5

I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Porteño(from port/that lives in the port) is only for people that were born/that live in "Capital Federal" (near +3/4 million). Bonaerense for people born/that live in "Gran Buenos Aires" (near +8 million).
So Buenos Aires is near 12 million people.
So porteño is only use in Argentina nowadays -i bealive. Generally 'porteño' is use in a despective way.

About pretty girls, you are right. :D

Your presentation was amazing, I didn't know that things about Argentina.

Thank you for the feedback me the mind.

Welcome, Ookami. I have some friends in Spain that come from Argentina. There is an Argentine restaurant near my home and the food is delicious ;)

Thanks both, although it wasn't a presentation (i was answering to someone that ask me if i were from Uruguay :P).

A lot of argentinians traveled to spain in the crisis of 2001. There is any kind of food in the restaurant or they try to make something traditional from here?

I prefer Spanish/European food, too much meat around here.

¡Saludos!

Funny you should say that, Ookami! I LOVED the asado when I was in Uruguay. But I wondered if, after awhile, it would be TOOOOOooooo much meat!! :)

jajaja :P
Yes, here we eat a lot of meat. Day and night: cheap good meat. I'm a "weird" exception maybe. The asado is a must especially if you have a house.

But meat... isn't to healthy.

Ookamy.


I like your cookie.


Here in Mexico there're tacos al pastor and also there're a lot suckling pig.

Everything is from Argentina, there. Even the meat is Argentinian. What I've tasted is good if it's not too spicy (I don't like food too spicy). I tasted a "empanada criolla" and a sort of "embutido". I'll tell you when I come back again, surely tomorrow :D

A mi me gustan pastas empanadas tortas y pizzas (El Cuartito) argentinas.
I never knew that porteño was derogatory. Thank you for the information.