My 4 months spent in Buenos Aires were definitely an unforgettable experience. The staff at ECELA was welcoming, organized, and well-trained. They definitely made Buenos Aires feel like home and I’m proud to still keep in touch with them and know that I made some true friends. I’ll always remember our weekly soccer matches organized […]
Vista de Viernes: Buenos Aires Palacio Barolo
Testimonial: Jason M
Cultural Tidbit: Preserving the Mapuche’s Language
Cultural Tidbit: Preserving the Mapuche’s Language
According to researchers, once every two weeks, one of our roughly 7,000 distinct world languages disappears forever. With over 7 million native speakers, Spanish isn’t in any danger of disappearing. But many of the unique languages spoken by indigenous peoples throughout South America are in danger. As indigenous people strive to assimilate (sometimes under significant […]
Cultural Tidbit: Visiting Cabra Corral
South America has no shortage of stunning scenery. If you want to get a bit off the beaten path when learning Spanish in Argentina, and explore some beautiful locations that aren’t necessarily clogged with foreign tourists already, you should definitely consider a visit to Cabra Corral. South America’s second-largest lake, Cabra Corral is a man-made […]
Cultural Tidbit: Shocking Shopping Surprise at La Salada Market
A recent news story proves that shopping at Buenos Aires’ largest bazaar, La Salada, can be challenging even for native speakers. Enticed by a rock-bottom price for what the vendor claimed was a toy poodle, a man from Catamarca bought a pair of the fluffy critters, only to return home, get the advice of a […]
Cultural Tidbit: 3 Weird Places to Meet Locals in Buenos Aires
Modismo del Día: Quilombo (Lunfardo word)
If you’ve been studying Spanish in Argentina, you’ve probably heard the word “quilombo” used to describe a ruckus or a disorganized situation. It can be used positively or negatively, as in a fun mess or a total pain-in-the-butt disaster. While this word is considered part of Lunfardo, or the unique slang of Buenos Aires, it […]
Testimonial: Marsha L
The experience of the small classes was a wonderful experience. I learned a lot of Argentine history and culture, past and present. I am very thankful for the help of everybody in the school. The opportunities to get to know Mendoza through the organized activities were very enjoyable. Gracias!!!
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