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Bonjour a tous,

Bonne nouvelle.......... la concurrence se met en place contre aerolineas argentinas . En plus des liaisons entre Bsas - Mendoza, Bsas - Bariloche et Bsas - Cordoba .

Lan Argentina va exploiter a partir de 1er septembre 2005, la liaison Bsas - Iguazu ( ce qui va surement faire baisser les prix sur cette ligne d Aerolineas Argentinas )

Un truc aussi a connaitre avec Lan, sur son site vous pouvez acheter des billet dernieres minutes, par ex : Bsas - Santiago de Chile a 150 EUR aller retour

http://www.lan.com/index.html

A bientot !

Herge !

bonjour, je vais poser une question qui ne souleveras pas les passions mais je suis en pleine recherche pour une location de voiture départ buenos aires.avez_vous des adresses autres que les grand loueurs ? j'ai trouvé ceci, cela semble interressant : http://www.argentinatourist.com.ar/baires.htm il me propose 3 semaines 4000km pour une categorie a à 520 euros, >> un auto ultimo modelo Ford Ka o similar Susuki Fun 3 puertas con aire >> acondicionado 22 días con 4.000 km libres u$s 690 o euros 520.- >> Incluye seguro impuestos y asistencia mecanica las 24 hs >> La tasa de entrega en aeropuerto de Ezeiza es de u$s 20 >> El seguro es todo riesgo con exencion de u$s 700.- >> El precio de alquiler tiene una promocion por pago contado con 8 % de >> descuento. avec mon espagnol approximatif, je ne comprends pas : "El seguro es todo riesgo con exencion de u$s 700" c'est une franchise qui s'arrete à 700 dollars en cas d'accident ou l'on paye au dela de 700 dollars de dommages bon, merci pour les réponses et les courageux qui liront ce message jusqu'au bout sans bailler😉

Hello everyone.

First and foremost, I hope this topic won’t just focus on my region—the South of France—and that those of you who enjoy exchanging ideas will share what makes your own regions special.

Personally, I’ve often wanted to push back when people call us vulgar (though I’ll admit I sometimes play it up). At heart, we pure-blooded Southerners just have our own way of expressing ourselves, which differs from other regions. We also get heated in conversations pretty easily (some researchers say it’s the influence of the sun and climate in general).

What some perceive as vulgar, we don’t see that way at all.

Do you want a uniform world with no differences? If so, how do you handle traveling to places with cultures completely different from your own?

In the travel community, the word "authenticity" comes up a lot, and it often takes priority in people’s searches.

In my specific case, speaking a purely regional language without having gone to school for it doesn’t help with understanding on this forum. That’s what creates what you call controversies—and what I call passionate exchanges.

I remember a reply from a member in this thread: https://voyageforum.com/forum/ma-vie-en-camargue-pays-origine-en-colombie-pays-c-ur-d10778555/

It left me speechless and ended the conversation because, for him, that’s just how he sees things, and he refuses to debate it, sticking to his position. I’ll quote him, hoping he won’t hold it against me:

"For me, things like bullfighting, boxing, football, and MMA are just tangible proof that human evolution is still at a primitive stage."

For him, our Latin-origin bullfights are barbaric customs. For us *taurins*, we need to see men face wild beasts (bulls and *toros*) at the risk of their lives every day. Does that make us barbarians?

We’ve always had this need to confront death—it’s in our genes.

Take the example he gave about football: fans of the sport would be considered mentally underdeveloped. But what about a kid who’s passionate about the game and has that drive to be a winner, just like a boxer or athletes in other violent sports?

As a traveler myself, passionate about old stones and beautiful historic buildings, I’ve visited Rome but couldn’t fully appreciate it. Religion is everywhere, and I felt like I had a lead weight on my head realizing that millions of people worldwide have believed in a god for millennia.

I’ve also judged believers for basing their faith on archaic texts that don’t prove a god (or gods) ever existed—I still think that, but I’m open to being proven wrong so I can say, "You’ve convinced me I was mistaken."

- If everyone clings to their own ideas and positions, no discussion is possible, and that’s a shame.

I’ll take away two things from my forum interactions: some accuse me of being omnipresent when I just love exchanging ideas. My way of speaking is misunderstood (regional differences), even if I’ll admit I sometimes turn up the heat—or rather, the *aïoli* —which for me is just lively debates 🔥 (a regional specialty).

And my "mocking" side, which I really need to work on.

This topic isn’t just about me—I hope other forum members will share their own regional "specialties" . For example, in Alsace, some older folks switch to their local language when they don’t want outsiders to understand, and I still don’t know if it’s German or something else.

https://www.marseille-tourisme.com/decouvrez-marseille/traditions/le-parler-marseillais/

https://www.lexpress.fr/informations/accent-du-midi-ave-ou-sans_642635.html