>>Thank you very much. You are right, now you do deserve stars :). And I sensed that the use of "soy" didn't fit in. But it was a good try anyway.
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>>Recently I almost had an opportunity to spend the entire day with a couple from Argentina who do not speak English at all. It would have been a great chance for me to practice but this is not to be. They decided not to come to Boston :(.
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>Too bad about the couple. If you are around Vancouver you can practice your Spanish, we can go have some beer and I can invite some Mexican friends so you have both "versions" of the language :)

Hugo,

You mean that Mexicans speak Spanish too? :). I would love to get together. But to be honest, and I hope you understand, I always feel like I am imposing on when speaking with bilingual people in Spanish (since I have to ask them to speak slower) and it is much easier for you to talk to me in English. The advantage of meeting people who speak no English (and this couple from Buenos Aires are older people, relatives of my sister-in-law) is that I am sure they would have no problem speaking slower since my Spanish is much better than their English :).

Speaking about Spanish and Argentina, I love Argentinian movies. I have several Spanish movie channels that I subscribe to which gives me an opportunity to see some good movies.