You Know You're Dating an Argentinian Woman When..

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Argentinians do not call themselves europeans, the thing is that northamericans always think of latinos as if all of them were caribbean, brown, party animal people. Latinamerica is too big to generalize in such a way, we share some things but it´s very diverse at the same time.

el pibe revolviendo el mate hasta que la amiga le dice IT'S NOT A CAKE same amiga

My boyfriend once said he didn't enjoy alfajores in front of my family saying they were too dry. You could have heard a pin drop. ”Impossible" they said ”you must have tried the wrong kind."

Im Argentinian and i dont consider myself "European", im proudly latino.

‘If you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my friends’ has never been so real

We dont have a problem being called latinos we are not europeans, we are descendants of europeans. a lot of people are usually third generation

I work in a restaurant and an Argentine family came in and my coworker said to them “wow Italian and Spanish sound so similar” and the Argentine mom said “what do you mean?” And my coworker said “well you’re speaking Italian and it sounds Spanish “ and the Argentine lady was like no I’m not speaking Italian, I am Argentine not Italian.

I'm Argentinian, I laughed so hard... this video is accurate as shit except the whole european thing, we don't have a problem being called latinos, or at least anyone that i know doesn't have that problem!

My Argentinian heart hurt when he moved the straw of the mate 💔

I'm an Italian which is proud to have relatives in La Plata which still love and preserve their Trentino roots. <3

The best part was at the end: “You shouldn’t touch this...oh...he fcktup.”

He got tequila because they think Latin America is just Mexico LOL, and that we all speak "Mexican" like if Mexican was a language. Regueton and Salsa are Caribbean.

I cried so hard inside... That 11pm thing happened to me, everyone was eating picado and speaking in a Spanish that I still can't understand...bipe, mina, etc.

I am an American man married to a Brazilian Woman and living in Curitiba. Sometimes the Brazilians and the Argentinians claim they don't get along and don't like each other, blah, blah, blah, blah. We spent a month in Argentina recently, BA, Patagonia, and the wine region around Mendoza, and the people are super nice and friendly to us. By the way, the women are beautiful!

- No, que carajo? Why? - I don't understand muchu lulu and stuff 😂😂😂

Nah, Im from Argentina and I never knew about someone saying that is more european than latino. We proudly say that we are Argentinians though

Southerners: Y’all don’t know what sweet is until you taste our sweet tea! Argentinians: Fiddle-dee-dee! Hold my dulce de leche and facturas

Being an Argentine that moved to the USA, I can definitely say that we go through an identity crisis when we get here. The meaning of the word "latino" in Argentina has a different meaning as to what is perceived here. Mainly because here is very generalized. You have to remember, when a city or a business or any entity here in the US tries to create a "Latino week" event, their marketing team immediately comes up with things like enchiladas, sombreros, mariachi music, tamales. These four examples are generalizations of people who live just south of the border, and Latin America is way more diverse than that. So just like many people on this channel say that they never heard Argentineans say they are not Latinos maybe its because many of these people live in Argentina, as opposed to me living here in US and when I meet people and they find out I'm from Argentina, many of them say "How come Argentineans don't see themselves as Latinos and feel more Europeans?" That's a true fact because well, it's what I've experienced.

Soy cordobes, argentino y latino, muy orgulloso de serlo!