We explore the culture shock that foreigners experience while living in Argentina. We talk to expats from countries like Germany, Jamaica, the UK, US, Russia etc. to figure out what have been the biggest struggles, what they like and dislike the most and how has living in Argentina changed them.
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Camila Salazar (host):
Lau Castro (videography):
CAST:
Bella (Jamaica):
Hanif (USA):
Marius (Germany):
Joe (UK):
Ryan (USA):
0:00 Intro
1:14 How are the people different here than in your country?
3:53 Biggest culture shock?
4:40 What stereotype did you have & how true was it?
5:57 What do you love about Argentina?
6:15 What is something you don't like about Argentina?
10:40 How did living in Argentina change you as a person?
Filmed in:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Great video!😍
Damn hanif is yoked
Interesting video
lol the Jamaican woman is funny with her commentary, I think we’d be good friends if I knew her irl 😆
Ur mic so biggest
07:55 About the bus driver, they usually do not usually greet you even if the passenger greets him, there are very few bus drivers who greet, they are usually always in a bad mood. And I say this because I'm Argentinian and I live it every day
I've been to Buenos Aires twice, and it was surprisingly pleasant and comfortable. And as an American, though I hope the economy improves for the sake of the locals, I can't help but enjoy how far USD goes in the country. It's cosmopolitan enough that you can get anything you want for a fraction of what you would pay at home.
The Spaniard commenting on Argentina's use of profanity is hilarious. 🤓😂. It's basically the pot calling the kettle black.
Si alguien habla mal de los argentinos, seguramente son mejicanos. Lo demuestra el americano. Igual acá los queremos mucho pese a que se ponen pesados y lo toman personal.
❤❤❤ It was so nice to be a part of this!
sos la Argenta mas Jamaiquina del País 😇🇦🇷
Thanks for taking part!