Can anyone help translate this paragraph into Spanish?
I was recently given an assignment to translate 25 facts about Argentina into Spanish, but I lack the knowledge to do so. I know this is somewhat "Cheating", but I have no future in the Spanish language. If any kind soul who understands my situation could translate these 25 facts into Spanish, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you~ Argentina is located in the southwestern part of South America Argentina is one of the most culturally rich, fascinating countries on the continent. Argentina is home to nearly 40 million people. The official language is Spanish. It has a unique history. It is believed that Argentina was inhabited 13,000 years ago. Argentina, during the 1800s, were involved in the slave trade. Argentina continued to grow and prosper well into the twentieth century becoming one of the richest countries in the world. During the Dirty War, Argentinean's were resilient and strong. Argentina people were heavily dominated by the Europeans. The history of Argentina has been heavily influenced by European art, architecture, literature and lifestyle. Argentina is the place that discovered and made tango into the famous dance that it is today. Argentina has a liveliness and electrifying atmosphere. Many famous tango singers were born in Argentina. There are many great Monuments to see. Argentina cherishes a long tradition producing top quality wines. The Argentinean wine industry has become one of the most exciting things in the entire world. Argentinean wines produced from the fabulous Malbec grape variety, are some of the best values in the world today. Touring Argentinean wine country is a breathtaking experience. The Argentine wine industry is the fifth leading producer of wine in the world. Argentina is a wonderful place to attend college. Its universities are of a high quality. Its people are famously friendly. Universities offer great education as well as high quality food. Many professors are also known to help students after school. lol at the people who used translators.
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Argentina es situada en la parte del sudoeste de Sudamérica Argentina es uno de los paÃses más culturalmente ricos y fascinantes en el continente. Argentina está en casa a casi 40 millones de personas. El idioma oficial es español. Tiene una historia extraordinaria. Es creÃdo que Argentina fue habitada hace 13.000 años. Argentina, durante los 1800, participó en el tráfico de esclavos. Argentina continuó crecer y prosperar bien en el siglo XX que llega a ser uno de los paÃses más ricos en el mundo. Durante la Guerra Sucia, argentino fue elástico y fuerte. Las personas de Argentina fueron dominadas mucho por los europeos. La historia de Argentina ha sido influida mucho por el arte europea, la arquitectura, Literatura y estilo de vida. Argentina es el lugar que descubrió e hizo tango en el famoso baile que lo es hoy. Argentina tiene una vivacidad y electrificar atmósfera. Muchos famosos cantantes del tango nacieron en Argentina. Hay muchos gran Monumentos de ver. Argentina abriga una tradición larga que produce vinos primeros de calidad. La industria argentina del vino ha llegado a ser uno de las cosas más emocionantes en el mundo entero. Los vinos argentinos produjeron de la fabulosa variedad de uva de Malbec, son parte de los mejores valores en el mundo hoy. Viajar paÃs argentino de vino es una experiencia conmovedora. La industria argentina del vino es el quinto productor primero de vino en el mundo. Argentina es un lugar maravilloso de asistir el colegio. Sus universidades son de un de alta calidad. Sus personas son famosamente amistosas. Las universidades ofrecen gran educación asà como alimento de alta calidad. Muchos profesores también son sabidos ayudar estudiantes después de escuela.
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La Argentina está situada en la parte al sudoeste de Suramérica La Argentina es uno de los paÃses lo más cultural posible ricos, fascinadores en el continente. La Argentina es casera casi 40 millones de personas de. La lengua oficial es español. Tiene una historia única. Se cree que la Argentina fue habitada hace 13.000 años. La Argentina, durante los 1800s, estuvo implicada en la trata de esclavos. La Argentina continuó creciendo y prosperando bien en el siglo XX el convertirse de los paÃses más ricos del mundo. Durante la guerra sucia, el argentino era resistente y fuerte. A los europeos dominó a la gente de la Argentina pesadamente. La historia de la Argentina ha sido influenciada pesadamente por el arte europeo, arquitectura, literatura y forma de vida. La Argentina es el lugar que descubrió e hizo tango en la danza famosa que es hoy. La Argentina tiene una vivacidad y una atmósfera de electrificación. Muchos cantantes famosos del tango nacieron en la Argentina. Hay muchos grandes monumentos a ver. La Argentina acaricia una larga tradición produciendo los vinos de calidad superior. La industria vitivinÃcola argentina tiene convertido de las cosas más emocionantes en el mundo entero. Los vinos argentinos producidos de la variedad fabulosa de la uva del Malbec, son algunos de los mejores valores del mundo hoy. Viajar al paÃs vinÃcola argentino es una experiencia impresionante. La industria vitivinÃcola de Argentina es el quinto productor principal del vino en el mundo. La Argentina es un lugar maravilloso para asistir a la universidad. Sus universidades están de un de alta calidad. Su gente es famoso amistosa. Las universidades ofrecen la gran educación asà como la comida de alta calidad. Conocen a muchos profesores también para ayudar a estudiantes después de escuela.
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Very briefly so you might want to double check, and I'll only do this until I become bored and move on to another challenging way to waste my time. Argentina is located in the southwestern part of South America. Argentina esta ubicada en la parte suroeste de America del Sur. Argentina is one of the most culturally rich, fascinating countries on the continent. Argentina es uno de los paises mas facinantes y ricos en cultura en todo el continente. Argentina is home to nearly 40 million people. Casi 40 millones de personas habitan en Argentina. The official language is Spanish. La lengua official es Espanol. It has a unique history. Tiene una historia unica. It is believed that Argentina was inhabited 13,000 years ago. Se cree que Argentina fue habitada hace 13,000 anos. Argentina, during the 1800s, were involved in the slave trade. Durante la decada de los 1800s, Argentina estuvo envuelta en el intercambio de esclavos. Argentina continued to grow and prosper well into the twentieth century becoming one of the richest countries in the world. Argentina continuo creciendo y prosperando hasta alcanzar a ser una de los paises mas ricos en todo el mundo. During the Dirty War, Argentinean's were resilient and strong. I wont try because I dont know the proper translation for the proper name Dirty War. K, I got bored! +)
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Should I go to Australia for study abroad?
Should I go to Australia for study abroad?
My school has this policy where we have to take a semester abroad. I really want to go to Argentina or Uraguay but I keep hearing horror stories about students getting abducted in South America. SO, I have been thinking about Australia, I would be going somewhere on the coast. Which is better in Australia, the West or East coast ???
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Wow, you really don't know anything about Australia do you. The west coast is pretty much uninhabited, except for the state capital: Perth. Everything else, I mean everything else, is on the east coast.
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Yes by all means go to Australia. I would love to go there and go camping, but not surfing with those sharks. They won't let anyone kidnap you there. They like to fight. : ) And I'd like to have a barbie with some of the locals.
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Haha east coast for sure, Most of the large cities are around there. Australia is such an amazing place, Last christmas holidays I spend 4weeks staying in a town called nagambie with my Godmother just out of melbourne, one of the most beautiful relaxing places I've ever been. Or you could also try NZ, the countries rather similar but from what Ive seen its ALOT less racist than australia it was one of the big things i noticed when I went there.
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Studying abroad will be one of the greatest experiences you have. Honestly, before I went abroad I had no interest. I quickly discovered my love for traveling. With regard to Argentina- any city or country you visit is going to have safety warnings. I would not write off Argentina so quickly. Visit the US Department of State's website for safety information (http://bit.ly/oY5BZ) on particular countries. I write for a new travel/study abroad website called Gulliver (http://www.gullivergo.com). The site is dedicated to helping people study overseas. Interested in Argentina? Check out these programs (http://bit.ly/xyb8x). Or check out these programs in Australia (http://bit.ly/FGmMr). Where you go also depends on what area of study you want to pursue. When you decide where you want to go, check out our Prepare to Go section (http://www.gullivergo.com/prepare-to-go) to learn about funding, housing, internet, and other tidbits for your trip. Good luck and Happy travels!
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Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Is it a bad idea to be a foreign exchange student in a country whose language you dont speak!?
Is it a bad idea to be a foreign exchange student in a country whose language you dont speak!?
I REALLY want to do a foreign exchange thing next year but I can't decide where! I thought I would to go England for a semester but my friend told me that they are paid to host kids so sometimes they just do it for the money and you aren't really welcome. I am hosting a boy from Italy right now and he said I should go to Italy because I love the country. I speak NO Italian though!!!! And then I thought Argentina might be super cool too but once again I DONT SPEAK SPANISH! Is it a really bad idea to go to a country for a year and speak none of the language but get language lessons there and learn it along the course of a school year!?
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1. Some programs--completely and utterly regardless of in what country--will pay a stipend to the family for hosting. Not all programs in England will do this, it depends on the program and how they arrange things. Even if they don't pay there is always still a chance you could land with an incompatible family. 2. It is not a bad idea to do a foreign exchange in a country where you cannot understand the language DEPENDING on the type of person you are. For some people, it is a very bad idea. You have to realize that when you study abroad in a foreign country where you do not know the language you essentially become "disabled." You are mute for you cannot speak the language, you are deaf for you cannot understand the language, and you are blind because you cannot read the language. You become completely dependent on those around you, and even after a year you will still not have total mastery of the language. And for some it is not possible to handle this problem and handle it well, particularly people from countries such as America where self-support and independence is highly valued and encouraged, and you end up pitiable when you find yourself completely dependent on those around you. So you have to really understand yourself before you do this. Do you think you can get by in life losing the three most important parts of yourself? It will be a while before you will become able to express yourself to a degree adequate enough to yourself, and only then if you try very hard to do this and actively seek out learning. If you don't think you can take this, there are other countries than just England and the US that speak English. There is also Australia, Ireland, or Canada.
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Thursday, August 1, 2013
is it illegal to request information about a student in a middle school? Read all please?
is it illegal to request information about a student in a middle school? Read all please?
here's the story: my friend and i parted ways, i moved to another neighborhood and he left the country. Now i'm trying to find him back, since i miss him. The only thing i know about him is his name, and i was thinking about going back to our middle school to find out more info about him ( maybe where he lives now, phone number) ... is asking for this information illegal? will i get arrested? the school is in Argentina, so please consider the laws, maybe they're the same as in the United States i'm not sure. Best answer gets all my points!
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How it would work in most of the English-speaking world is this: You would ask, they would say no. And that's it. Nothing more. No harm in asking. (Provided, of course, that you're just asking, and not harassing or threatening.) I don't know if Argentina has the same sort of privacy laws that exist here; if they don't, then the school might just give you the information you're looking for, if they have it. Though I admit I know virtually nothing about the Argentinean legal regime, I really can't imagine there being any sort of criminal law against asking a question of that sort.
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In most Southern and Central American countries it is really easy to get information on someone. Most people often lie as to how they are related and get information that way and others pay them say ten bucks per say and get an answer that way. As to it being illegal to ask information I dont think thats the case, even if it was the law enforcement is not advance people committ many crimes and get away with it in those countries. Even then the law enforcement is corrupt too... usually all they want is money from you and theyll let you go. I would try finding this individual on poplular websites (ex. myspace, facebook, hi5....etc) since you know his name, youll be suprised how many people you find that way. Best of Luck!
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here's the story: my friend and i parted ways, i moved to another neighborhood and he left the country. Now i'm trying to find him back, since i miss him. The only thing i know about him is his name, and i was thinking about going back to our middle school to find out more info about him ( maybe where he lives now, phone number) ... is asking for this information illegal? will i get arrested? the school is in Argentina, so please consider the laws, maybe they're the same as in the United States i'm not sure. Best answer gets all my points!
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How it would work in most of the English-speaking world is this: You would ask, they would say no. And that's it. Nothing more. No harm in asking. (Provided, of course, that you're just asking, and not harassing or threatening.) I don't know if Argentina has the same sort of privacy laws that exist here; if they don't, then the school might just give you the information you're looking for, if they have it. Though I admit I know virtually nothing about the Argentinean legal regime, I really can't imagine there being any sort of criminal law against asking a question of that sort.
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In most Southern and Central American countries it is really easy to get information on someone. Most people often lie as to how they are related and get information that way and others pay them say ten bucks per say and get an answer that way. As to it being illegal to ask information I dont think thats the case, even if it was the law enforcement is not advance people committ many crimes and get away with it in those countries. Even then the law enforcement is corrupt too... usually all they want is money from you and theyll let you go. I would try finding this individual on poplular websites (ex. myspace, facebook, hi5....etc) since you know his name, youll be suprised how many people you find that way. Best of Luck!
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