5 FUN THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN TRAVELING TO ARGENTINA

Let's embrace when you greet an say goodbye to not be seen as cold, learn how to count money and read the menu carefully when you want to eat what you like at the restaurant in Argentina.

Here are some things you should know before traveling to or living in this South American country.

1. The intimate social kiss

The Argentina express intimacy and hospitality most clearly when they greet and say goodbye. You will have to kiss the ritgh cheek and hug a mild one. If you only wave goodbye, people will think you are a cold and rude man.

2. Staying in the "love motel" is normal

Argentina not only has hotels, inn, but also "love motels" often called the telos. The telos have enough facilities and meet the requirements of every bizarre type of customers.

Staying in "love motels" in Argentina is normal.

3. The food menu is clear

If the menu has written "carrot salad" and the ingredient is only carrot, then you will get the exact same service. Do not assume that you will receive anything more than what is stated on the menu. Barbecue or other dishes is similar. You should learn from experiences to know what you want to eat and when to eat at a restaurant in Argentina.

Remember that what the menu records is what you are eating.

4. Organize parties on all occasions

In 2014, Argentina has 15 national holidays while the United States only has 10 official holidays. The Argentina oganize a lot of parties, especially the farewell party which takes place before a holiday often lasts up to 2 weeks or the celebration after returning from a trip. The first day of spring is also a party. In essence it is the day to go to work, but everyone receives a gift, praying for a happy spring and holding a party together.

5. The Argentina are easy to become angry

The Argentina are hot-tempered but also very enthusiastic, passionate. They can jointly discuss about every topic (may refer to a football club or the taste of ice cream, for example) with the same level of excitement as well as anger, maybe.

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