Questions and Answers
¿Qué significa ser argentino según el autor?
Poner dulce de leche en todo lo que come
¿Qué consejo le da el autor a su hija sobre la música de María Elena Walsh?
Escuchar otras canciones de María Elena Walsh a medida que crece
¿Qué dificultades menciona el autor sobre ser estudiante en Argentina?
El clima frío y la recitación de gramática durante una década
¿Qué puede hacer que la hija del autor llore y entienda la conexión entre ellos y Argentina?
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¿Qué cree el autor sobre ser argentino?
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Study Notes
- The author has three conversations with his daughter on May 25th, a significant date in Argentina.
- He tells her about the hardships of being a student in Argentina, including cold weather and reciting grammar for a decade.
- Being Argentinean means drinking mate and taking Uvasal without understanding the connection.
- The author encourages his daughter to put dulce de leche on everything she eats.
- Argentineans put cheese on hot food and lemon on fried food.
- The author recommends his daughter listen to other songs by Maria Elena Walsh as she grows up.
- The song "Serenata para la tierra de uno" may make his daughter cry and understand the connection between them and Argentina.
- The author believes being Argentinean is a part of one's identity, even if they were born elsewhere.
- The text is written by Hernán Casciari and was published on May 25th, 2015.
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How much do you know about Argentinean culture and identity? Test your knowledge with this quiz inspired by Hernán Casciari's heartwarming text about his conversations with his daughter on May 25th. From cold weather and mate to dulce de leche and Maria Elena Walsh, discover the unique traditions and quirks that make being Argentinean so special. Whether you're an Argentinean at heart or simply curious about this fascinating culture, this quiz is for you!
