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Our Book “Tango Spanish and Buenos Aires Travel Tips” can be found at Ed Gonzalez’s “Eddy’s Cantina” Mexican Restaurant at Taipei!

And of coz u can always order a copy on Amazon, both kindle and paperback versions are available:

👉🏻https://www.amazon.com/Tango-Spanish-Buenos-Aires-Travel/dp/1973110784

Was looking for a good way to display the books of the author's that I've had on the Live show.
I finally found them. And they look great.
Don't forget to check out these fantastic books by writers that are based in Taipei.
Check out the podcasts that i did with them.

How to Start a business in Taiwan:
https://youtu.be/jyBHLPslaqI

Taiwan Startup: https://youtu.be/_OruSwXBKJo

Tango Spanish:
https://youtu.be/GRX-tHynMWs

你在學探戈時，會經常被西文名詞 例如Barrida, Sacada, Parada 等難到?
你想快速地在三個月內學會上課跳舞所需要的西文?
在這兩本書內，你會得到作者專為探戈舞者設計的學習西文心法，讓你輕鬆快速地學會課堂內必須會用到的技巧和舞序的西文名詞，並附上錄音讓你學會發音，自此和阿根廷大師、舞者溝通零難度!

Tango Spanish and Buenos Aires Travel Tip: NT480
Tango Spanish: Essential Phrasebook for tango class and language guide for tango shoe shopping: NT400

兩本書介紹西文名詞，以英文解釋

可以單本購買, 兩本合購免掛號郵費(亦可選擇超商取書, 限台灣)
最後各10本

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Spanish motivational quote💪

“Los tiempos difíciles no perduran, pero las personas fuertes sí.” – Robert H. Schuller.

(Tough times never last, but tough people do.)

Speak like Argentinos

"Se me complicó"

Very often a porteño would create a semi-true story to help him/her to get away from a responsibility. “Se me complicó” (It’s complicated) is an expression often used in such story-telling.

Spanish motivational quote 💪

“Muchos de nosotros no estamos viviendo nuestros sueños porque estamos viviendo nuestros miedos.” – Les Brown.

(Too many of us are not living our dreams because we are living our fears.)

Speak like an Argentino:

"Le importa un comino."

For something that disinterest a Porteño, he'd say “Le importa un comino/pepino.” (I don’t give a damn).

Spanish motivational quote💪

“No puedes controlar todos los eventos que te suceden, pero puedes decidir no ser reducido por ellos.” – Maya Angelou.

(You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.)

Speak like an Argentino 🇺🇾

Tiene pinta

"Tiene pinta.” is an expression often used by people comment on someone's appearance, meaning “He/she is good looking.”.

Spanish motivational quote 💪

“La forma más común en que las personas renuncian a su poder es pensar que no tienen ninguno.” – Alice Walker.

(The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.)

Speak like an Argentino:

"Genio"

“Genio” (genius), “maestro” (master) or “idolo” (idol) are the highest honor an Argentinian gives to a man he admires. For a lady it would be “genia” (genius), “maestra” (master) or “idola” (idol).

Spanish motivation quote: 💪

“No soy producto de mis circunstancias. Soy producto de mis decisiones.” – Stephen Covey.

(I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions.)

Speak like an Argentino:

La chabóna

When talking about a girl who’s not there, porteños would often refer to her as "La piba (the girl)”, “La flaca (the skinny)” or “La chabóna (the idiot, in a friendly manner) ”...