Argentina is a diverse country with people of various ethnic backgrounds. Avoid making assumptions about someone's identity or nationality.
--Olivia
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Don't forget to greet with a kiss - It's common to greet friends and acquaintances with a kiss on the cheek, even if you just met.
--Olivia
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Don't rely on public transportation in rural areas - In some remote regions, public transportation may be limited, so plan accordingly.
--Mateo
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Don't bring an uninvited guest: Stick to the invitation list and refrain from bringing additional guests who were not explicitly invited to the wedding
--Olivia
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Don't ignore travel warnings - Stay updated on travel advisories from your home country's government regarding safety and security in Argentina
--Mateo
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Don't leave too early: Argentine weddings often last well into the early hours of the morning. Leaving too early might be considered impolite.
--Olivia
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Don't give yellow flowers - In Argentina, yellow flowers are associated with death and are typically reserved for funerals. Opt for other colorful blooms instead
--Alma
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Don't wrap gifts in purple - The color purple is linked to mourning, so it's best to choose a different wrapping color.
--Emma
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Participating in street gambling or unlicensed games of chance is illegal.
--Emma
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Don't give leather products to strict vegetarians or vegans - Argentina is known for its leather goods, but it's essential to consider the recipient's dietary and ethical preferences.
--Bautista
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Argentina is very well known for their empanadas, fernet con cola and asado. These are just a few things you can always find on a restaurant menu. Argentinians pride themselves on their cuts of beef and grilling techniques. In Argentina they also love to drink mate (a strong tea drink) for breakfast
--Megan Burke
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Argentinians value personal space, so avoid standing too close to people you don't know well.
--Olivia
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Tango is an integral part of Argentine culture. Attend a tango show or even take some dance lessons to immerse yourself in this traditional dance.
--Olivia
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Accept an invitation to share "mate," a traditional Argentine herbal tea. It's a significant social activity, and refusing it could be considered impolite.
--Olivia
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In Argentina, it's common to greet friends and family with a kiss on the cheek, even for men. This is a customary gesture of warmth and friendship.
--Olivia
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Attending both the wedding ceremony and the reception is expected. The reception is a significant part of the celebration, where guests mingle, eat, and dance together.
--Olivia
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include a thoughtful note - Personalize the gift with a handwritten note expressing your sentiments.
--Emma
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Meals in Argentina are a social affair and can last for several hours. Avoid rushing through a meal and instead, enjoy the experience of dining with others.
--Olivia
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Photography of certain government and military buildings is prohibited in Argentina. Be cautious and avoid taking pictures of sensitive areas.
--Emma
