In Argentina: A ubiquitous bathroom device.
Outside of Argentina: A wonder that horrifies all of your friends when you try to explain what it’s for…
In Argentina: What you hear 24/7.
Outside of Argentina: the greatest comfort to your soul.
In Argentina: A major pleasure for which you’re used to having many amazing choices: Freddo, Munchis, Cremolatti, and especially Daniel.
Outside of Argentina: Don’t even try, it will never be the same.
In Argentina: Those people whose country we used to visit during the Summer, who have to deal with us.
Outside of Argentina: Your soul mates.
In Argentina: The name of a prize given to actors and radio stars, or a very boring book that you had to read in high school.
Outside of Argentina: A book that everybody assumes you’re an expert in.
In Argentina: Something you used to buy every time you got hungry and you were in a rush.
Outside of Argentina: Little pieces of heaven that you’re always missing between meals.
In Argentina: A prelude before school plays and that annoying music that used to invade your radio at midnight.
Outside of Argentina: Oh, right…how was it? …Wait, wait, I’ve almost got it…
In Argentina: The first thing you saw when you turned on your tv on any channel and the most obvious choice for a movie.
Outside of Argentina: The Loch Ness Monster (you may look for it, but people will think you’re crazy just because you believe in it).
In Argentina: Those colors that used to cover the city up in every patriotic holiday, those of the rosette of your uniform, the flags that your neighbors used to hang in their balconies for important sporting events and the constant evocation of the country you were living in.
Outside of Argentina: The colors you see on a cloudy day if you look up.
In Argentina: Something you had in your bag during your school years and you were always complaining about its uselessness.
Outside of Argentina: A genius product that everybody borrows and that you’ve just understood how useful it is.
In Argentina: That amazing magic moment for which you had been waiting the entire year and that used to bring you three awesome months of summer break. Back then, your greatest wish was that it didn’t get too hot.
Outside of Argentina: A little break in the middle of the academic or working year, in the coldest, darkest depths of winter. Now, your new greatest wish is some snow, please.
In Argentina: That beverage you used to drink with your friends or your family, at any time, and that was too present to notice it.
Outside of Argentina: Something that means so much you can’t really explain what it is. 