How can I say "argentino/a" in English? I'm from Argentina. And my doubt is how to say "argentino". I'm not sure about that bc I see sometimes some people who say "Argentine" or sometimes, "Argentinian" but not all the people was native English speakers. And I found in Google Translate like one can say "Argentinean" and I'm so confused. Please let me know how to say this word in English.

My Bad Experience At A Language Exchange Meeting (Part 3-Last Part) I don't remember if I had told it to you before, but later we played to the trivia which I said before about. It was about read various papers which were in different language talking about Mexico and ask for help to figure out what said each one of them. I hadn't understood that part, so I just read my pape, that was in my native language, Spanish, thus was easy for me to understand. But something that bother me was the fact that after a girl from my table didn't know about what her paper said, ask for help to my grandfather, but she finally began to hear when my grandfather was teaching French her, but she hadn't came for that. After a while had to meet up on groups depending on paper color that we had, that they had surrender us on the entrance. It was so weird, because we had an only one paper, being we were two persons. We won a box with candies, the most cheapest and trickiest candies ever. Also, box had a groove on its cover. I think it was about another draw and that's why I didn't corouge me to open up. Finally, my mom passed us by, when the event gots until the end. The bad language partners, worts candies, the bad attention from waitress, the fact that I had to surrender things after to take the photo, the awful candies. Maybe I think they hadn't put the event description in English, instead in Spanish, or somehow, in different languages, more people had came in, but it wasn't like that. Or maybe really there are not too many people in my city who is from another countries. Besides, a good detail to get better would be put music that had to with the topic reunion, in this case Mexico, instead music from my country. And they also should had say slogan trivia in various languages too.

My bad experience at language exchange meeting (part 1) I had read a man who said he had gone to one by diary from here. So, I searched on Facebook for "language exchange meetings" in my city, and I found an only one event which there was that kind of meetings. That meeting, was formed by a people group. They used to organize meetings so often. Then, when I went there, I knew they did those meetings once in a month. The group was called "MDQ exchange". MDQ, is my city, Mar del Plata, in Argentina. Every event had a topic from a place in the world, which were voted for people. This time, topic was Mexico and there was a trivia. Those meetings was organized in a bar, which had 2 floors. On ground floor, there was an ordinary bar, instead on first floor there was the language exchange. On ground floor there was, besides, games. At the entrance of the place you had to pay a contribution bonus of $50AR and then you had to say country that you came from and the language that you wanted to learn. In some cases, you could choose between various flags, depending of the country that you wanted to learn, or somehow, focus your language in. I was with my grandad who wanted to improve his French and I wanted to improve my English. The big problem was that when I arrived to the place. There was a lot of people from my country, but nobody (at least at my knowledge) who was from other country, except a Germany woman, who I didn't see, but my grandad did had seen that. We were late and that's why everybody (or at least the most) had eaten. I didn't find anybody who gave me to eat, I mean, a waitress, and I wasn't encouraged to ask for food to anything. I couldn't eat anything and then my grandad had to asked a pizza and a Coca-Cola at final of the event. Check out my second part of this text. I'll leave the link on comments below.

Intercambio de español por inglés

Spanish for English exchange Hi everyone, I would like to learn English. I'm from Argentina, so I can help you with Spanish as well. 
 Hola, me gustaría aprender más inglés, yo soy de Argentina así que los puedo ayudar con español. 

The Hollow I was watching a new serie from Netflix that is called The Hollow. Honestly, I am watching this serie in Latin Spanish, which is my first language, because I was watching this with my mom, and she's not interested in learn English. Anyways I am watching another serie–"Pretty Little Liars" in English to practice. The Hollow is about three guys who meet in one room. They don't remember their names, neither any other thing that happened them in the past. They don't understand what happened. Each of them find a piece of paper in their pockets with their possible names which they aren't sure. They achieve to get out of there with an old typewriter which they has to write the correct code on it to achieve moving the stones that are part from the walls in the room. When they get out they find with a secret label and they find a map, which is empty, except what they went through. Anyways, they go through different parts of that weird world facing different adventures and trying to go back home. There are some people who help them through their way, like a "weird man" who transport them from a place of the world to another.

My mom's birthday Today is my mom's birthday. We'll party with a merienda with my family, that is like a tea time or maybe I could say it seems to a breakfast but in the aternoon. Yes, I think there's no a word in english for that, so I have to say it with the name in Spanish (I'm from Argentina). My mom bought sandwitches, and we'll drink chocolate milk or maybe submarino (it seems like hot chocolate but it contains a chocolate bar that dips in the milk). My aunt will bring a cake, but I don't know if she did it, or if she bought it. It is really fun, but the bad thing is that we'll haven't a great party, because my mom have had a kind of virus, and it's also because she still is so hurted because she had surgery to remove one of her wisdom teeth. She has the face swollen due to this. In this way, she told me to have a party in another day with the rest of the family would be a good idea. She told me that the next time it would be fine my cousins came be to a new party. So, now I'm waiting excitingtly to my grandad, who is the only who will come to the little meeting.

What's the meaning of the following words? Hello evereyone. I want to ask you about a lyric that I had to listen in my English Institute with my partners. And we had to complete blank spaces, circle the correct option and things like that. So, I don't understand some words of that song. The song is called Green River and it's by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Here is the link from the lyric of the song: https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/creedenceclearwaterrevival/greenriver.html Maybe if you don't know these phrases in Spanish, you can tell it to me with synonyms. Words and phrases I don't understand are: - "Shoe fly, dragon fly, get back to your mother" (is it related to "out of here"? because in a trsnslated lyric to Spanish from a song said like "yu" which is the same, right?) -"Love to kick my feet way down the shadow water" - "Pick up a flat rock, skip it across Green River" -Flat car riders -Cross-tie walkers -An' (is It the same than "and"?)