Please refresh the page and retry. D ating in Argentina is very different from the UK. Planning on taking the plunge? Here are 10 things you need to know Dinner here is rarely eaten before 10pm - at the earliest - after which Argentines will head to a bar, before hitting a boliche club around 3am.
C hivalry is alive and well in Argentina. Expect your date to open doors, pay for dinner and shower you - in smooth Castellano - with compliments. S ure, chances are the chamuyero charmer will have uttered the same sentiments to at least three other women that week, but Argentines certainly know how to make you feel special. At some point, the thorny issue of the Falklands War will raise its head.
A rgentines are passionate people and have no qualms about smooching in public. Couples of all ages will happily lock lips in bars, at bus stops… you get the gist. R eady to take your relationship to the next level? These popular pay-by-the-hour hotels are where couples go to do the horizontal tango and can be found in every barrio neighbourhood. A rgentines are devoted to their families and Sunday asados barbecues with the padres are a sacred ritual. Case in point? All of which will make you feel more than a little guilty, for being so slack at Skyping your own folks.
A rgentines are lovers of life Argentina has more paid national holidays, than any other country on the planet and their enthusiasm for everything - from family to food, football and politics - is infectious. Kaye Holland is a British journalist who splits her time between Britain and Buenos Aires, having fallen for the fantastic food, futbol, tango - and the attractive Argentines.
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