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Argentina
The Argentine Republic is a South American neighbor of Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Brazil, and Bolivia. Argentina owes its name to the clear, shining silvery whiteness of its streams and coastal beaches. Contributors typically want to know about the country's exciting night life; Italian immigrant heritage; many artistic, literary and musical accomplishments; up-and-down politics; and vast mineral and natural resources.
1,169 Questions
Who is the most famous person in Argentina?
Diego Armando Maradona (Fútbol - Argentina's soccer)
Carlos Gardel (Tango Singer)
Carlos Monzón (Fight)
Juan Manuel Fangio (Car Racing)
Jorge Luis Borges (Writer - literature)
Bernardo HOUSSAY (Nobel Prize - Medicine 1947)
Cesar MILSTEIN (Nobel Prize - Medicine 1984)
Luis LELOIR (Nobel Prize - Chemist 1970)
What has the author Lydia Argentina Viola written?
Lydia Argentina Viola has written:
'Las memorables lilas'
List countries in south America?
Technically, South America is made of countries, not states. And they go like this:
Venezuela- Caracas
Guyana (formerly British Guyana)- Georgetown
Suriname (formerly Dutch Guyana)- Paramaribo
Brazil- Brasilia
Paraguay- Asuncion
Uraguay- Montevideo
Argentina- Buenos Aires
Chile- Santiago
Bolivia- 2 capitals- La Paz and Sucre (Sucre is legal capital but La Paz's growth made the government move over there, making it a second capital)
Peru- Lima
Ecuador- Quito
Colombia- Bogota
There are also three territories of South America. The first one is French Guyana, located near Suriname and Brazil, and it's owned by France. French Guyana's capital is Cayenne. The second one is the Falkland Islands, owned by the United Kingdom (U.K)/Great Britain/England. Their capital is called Stanley. The last territory of South America is the Galapapos Archipelago. It's located off the coast of Ecuador.
Hope this helps a lot! -Carla520
What are the sources of the drinking water in Argentina?
I don't get the question because technically all of the ocean would surround it.
Does Buenos Aires Argentina lie along the mouth or source of the Parana River?
Yes, it lies parallel to the mouth of the Parana River.
What crops do they celebrate at harvest in Argentina?
Argentina is in the same latitude that Australia.Therefore the seasons are the same and the harvests time will also be similar. I hope this will satisfy you .
What is the name of the famous grassland of Argentina?
The grasslands of Argentina are called the pampas.
What capital is east of Buenos Aires?
Montevideo, the capital and largest city of Uruguay, is east of Buenos Aires.
How do you say big brother in Argentinian?
Te amo, hermano mio.
Most times the adjective "mayor" would be left understood. Since all brothers are either older or younger, and there is a word for younger brother, "hermanito". "Hermano", by default must be an older brother.
What season is Argentina in when it is winter in Canada?
December in North America is winter. December in Argentina/South America is in their summer season. This is because in December the south pole is tilted toward the sun and the north pole is tilted away from it.
What is Argentinas traditional food?
there is no food in argintina ever on there is poor
there is no food in argintina ever on there is poor
...Argentina's traditional food is Empanadas which is a pastry type thing.
Is Buenos Aires an overrated travel destination?
Yes it is overrated in my humble opinion and I have been there, just the once.
Cape Town, the jewel in its crown is nice enough but not as spectacular as Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco or Vancouver. Robben Island big disappointment when compared to Alcatraz. In fact Table Mountain is just a big flat topped rock and I have seen many Austrian towns which are more scenically situated amidst spectacular mountains and more astonishing views. Your average S African is abrupt, opinionated and just full of it. They can't believe that people prefer Big Sur to Garden Route. Well yes they do and the 2 are similar.
S Africa has nothing to compare with New England in the fall.
Save your money and visit USA; more diverse scenery with nice people.
How do you say hello in Argentina language?
In Argentina, the national language is Spanish, although English is spoken by many people, especially in tourist areas. Therefore, 'hello' is ¡Hóla!, and 'how are you' is ¿cómo estás? If nothing else, you can always rely on your English to survive.
Traditional clothing of Argentina?
I THINK that Argentinian people wear everyday clothes just like us Americans, because I can't really find anything either but that.
Many men will wear a traditional gaucho suit consisting of a wide brimmed hat, a poncho and a loose pair of trousers or jeans tucked into their boots.
However, there might not be much of traditional costumes in Argentina, as they were people from mostly Spain, Italy and part of Europe. So, the mix of culture does not allow them to be have a fully traditional costume because of religion.
Nevertheless, there is something that you might want to look out for: Many people in Argentina are quite formal with their clothing. It is very common to find a men in a suit just to go for a meal at the restaurant.
People there do judge one by his/her clothing. So, if you are going to Argentina, please dress yourself properly.
Argentina has a total oil production of about 795,000 barrels per day. Of that, about 660,000 barrels are crude oil.
What is the most popular drink of Argentina?
The drink a drink called Mate which is a tea that is related to a holly plant. It is considered rude if you do not drink this when offered it. They love tea and coffee, alcohol and licuados which is a fruit juice mixed with milk.
Argentina is controlled by a President in 2014. The government in Argentina is regulated by checks and balances, and it is composed of three branches of government.
What are Argentina's colors for wemen?
If by "wemen" you mean women, it is actually very complex to narrow down to one ethnicity. Argentina is rich in diversity, culturally and mentally. However, the majority is Caucasian.
Argentina has varied climates, from subtropical in the north, to subpolar in the south. The Argentinean Patagonia has very cold winters with heavy snowfall.
The hottest and coldest temperature extremes recorded in South America have occurred in Argentina.
