Buenos Aires Centre:

We have received these testimonials about the Spanish Language learning experience in our school.

Testimonial of Susan Rex - United States (Santa Bárbara)

Hola Nelida!
Here I am sending what I think about my experience in Argentina and with Buenos Aires Centre. Please, feel free to use all of it in the School website or just parts.........
I would love to continue classes via internet and Yahoo. When I get back to the states, I will email you when I get things set up. Thanks for all of your help!
chau chau and besos. --suzanne.

Having any doubts about where to study spanish? Wondering if Argentina is a country worth seeing? Not sure which language school in Buenos Aires will be the most valuable and will afford you the greatest opportunity to learn? Only from my personal experience, can I tell you that Buenos Aires Centre is the answer to all of these questions, questions which I once asked myself.
I came to Argentina to see a country diverse in landscape and rich in culture.But before I traveled between the astounding glaciers of the South, the seas of mountains and the vistas of blue lakes in the Andes, the endless horizons in the Pampa, the luscious vineyards of the central wine country, the red rock canyons of the North, or the magnificient waterfalls in the subtropical forests, I lived in Buenos Aires, the epicenter of it all, the city with a nightlife as abundant as the bustling and commotion of the day. I studied in the "Paris of Latin America" so that during my travels I would be able to say more than hola, chau, gracias, por favor, y donde esta el bano -- these words being just about the extent of my Spanish speaking capabilities. After four weeks of group classes with Nélida, I felt confident living in the city; I could converse easily with those I encountered during day to day life-- shopkeepers, waiters, taxi cab drivers. I even managed to have a few discussions on politics and pop culture. During these four weeks, I also met amazing friends, some of whom I lived with in my homestay at Recoleta with Stella, a home where I was given great meals, a room with comfortable bed, and the freedom to learn and explore as I pleased. Alas, I left Buenos Aires, but continued my education in San Martin de los Andes. There, I stayed at Las Vertientes Lodge Ranch, taking my Spanish lessons in a golden valley surrounded by miles of mountains and lakes. Outside of class, I was continually practicing my Spanish while enjoying home-cooked meals at the dinner table or while picnicking in forested hills with the owners of the Ranch... Another week passed, and my travels continued. I visited many regions of Argentina, exploring the lands and culture with a Spanish vocabulary much more extensive than the few words I knew at the start of my journey. I could not have done this without the help of Nélida and the Buenos Aires Centre.
Are there any questions still lingering in your head about where to enhance your knowledge of the Spanish language and Latin American culture? If so, would you like them to be answered quite simply? I tell you without any doubt that Buenos Aires Centre is an invaluable place to learn.

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