Hi, Sabrina! Once again, great video! From my limited in Buenos Aires, I can definitely say that it's a great city. Like you said, lots of green space, restaurants, gyms, public transportation, a variety of businesses within walking distance--it's definitely made for people. What really caught my attention was the ability to buy fresh food so easily. Here in Chicago (and the US in general), you usually have to drive to the grocery store, but all the verdulerias make getting fresh fruits and vegetables easily--and the flavor is A LOT better in Buenos Aires. I also really liked how you integrated clips showing what you were talking about throughout the video--it really made the video come alive. Keep up the great work!

I love BA and Argentina is one of the locations I'm looking to move to. The goal would be to build a Earthship in the El Bolson area

Excellent presentation! I love your channel. Thanks for all the great information.

@sabrinahuyke

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your support Timothy! It means a lot.

@timothyashworth7161

5 ай бұрын

You really are a talented presenter.@@sabrinahuyke

Love this one!

@sabrinahuyke

6 ай бұрын

Thank you David! 😄

Moving to Buenos Aires was probably one of the best things I've done! It's an amazing city - it would be perfect if they re-open Line D (but there's always the bus).

@sabrinahuyke

6 ай бұрын

I can say the same thing about it being the best thing I've done! Line D will open back up, they're just doing some work, weird that they decided to close the entire line, but hopefully is for the better!

I love it because it's cheaper and safer than Miami. And probably even funner. 😅

@sabrinahuyke

6 ай бұрын

I think a lot of places in the world are cheaper than many cities in the States 😂

@EXPATditions

6 ай бұрын

@@sabrinahuyke yes you're right, but not all of those places are as safe or as enjoyable as Argentina. I personally wasn't ready to experience a big culture clash/shock. And was easy for me to move here since I already spoke Spanish

Sabrina yet another high quality video: Informative content and nice video editing. Two comments: Did I miss the "a human living in...." tag line? I had come to associate that with your videos. Second I was wondering how elderly are treated in Argentina and specifically Buenos Aires. For example I believe in Panama elderly get preference when standing in line. Do things like that exist in Buenos Aires?

Ticket booked and heading back in March. Any good asado festivals going on in March that you know of? ;)

@sabrinahuyke

6 ай бұрын

Heeeey depending on what time in March you're getting here you could go to Lollapalooza! It's an international festival but I really feel like the vibe here is great, you can buy tickets here: www.allaccess.com.ar/

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Hi Sabrina I have a question for you I hear there is small Japanese Korean and Chinese population in Buenos Aires is it true? And my other question is have you met any Brazilians in Argentina and would you go to visit there? Sorry if my question is long but I wanted to know

@sabrinahuyke

6 ай бұрын

Hey Jacob! So I cannot say for sure, but yes, I think the Korean and Japanese population here is kind of small, but not inexistent! And yes, there are a lot of brazillians here! I would love to visit Brazil, but I am not sure when I'll have the chance to.