Chile Forum

G'day (as we're prone to saying). I'm a 22-year-old university student with plans to study in Chile (probably Santiago) in early 2013. I've done two years of Spanish and expect that, when I complete third-year Spanish this year, I will confident enough for immersion.

I'm drawn strongly to Latin America by the food, architecture and nightlife, and I'm informed that Chile has some of the region's best universities. I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner. But of course, I will not neglect to make lasting friendships with both sexes.

youwillknowourvelocity wrote:G'day (as we're prone to saying). I'm a 22-year-old university student with plans to study in Chile (probably Santiago) in early 2013. I've done two years of Spanish and expect that, when I complete third-year Spanish this year, I will confident enough for immersion.

I'm drawn strongly to Latin America by the food, architecture and nightlife, and I'm informed that Chile has some of the region's best universities. I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner. But of course, I will not neglect to make lasting friendships with both sexes.

Have you previously experienced disappointment?

patagoniax wrote:

youwillknowourvelocity wrote:G'day (as we're prone to saying). I'm a 22-year-old university student with plans to study in Chile (probably Santiago) in early 2013. I've done two years of Spanish and expect that, when I complete third-year Spanish this year, I will confident enough for immersion.

I'm drawn strongly to Latin America by the food, architecture and nightlife, and I'm informed that Chile has some of the region's best universities. I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner. But of course, I will not neglect to make lasting friendships with both sexes.

Have you previously experienced disappointment?

Yes, here you can have lots!!!!

welcome to the forum.

Hi and welcome.

Good luck Youwill, it won't be easy but there are some good people around and at 22 you can afford to take some chances. You'll find some good tips from this site and opinions from all sides.

I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner.

Yes, some of them certainly are, and you can trust that it's natural beauty, not the end product of cheap plastic surgery as in the case of Las Argentinas.

youwillknowourvelocity wrote:I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner.

At some point you may discover that they are normally called "chilenas" rather than "chileanas."

There are some good-looking chilenas. And I have met both of them.

If he is here for a year and at uni I am sure he will find a few more.

patagoniax wrote:

Afterburner wrote:

I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner.

Yes, some of them certainly are, and you can trust that it's natural beauty, not the end product of cheap plastic surgery as in the case of Las Argentinas.

At some point you may discover that they are normally called "chilenas" rather than "chileanas."

Shouldn't that be directed at the sender?

There are some good-looking chilenas. And I have met both of them.

Good-looking people are in a minority everywhere.

Afterburner wrote:

patagoniax wrote:

Afterburner wrote:

I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner.

Yes, some of them certainly are, and you can trust that it's natural beauty, not the end product of cheap plastic surgery as in the case of Las Argentinas.

At some point you may discover that they are normally called "chilenas" rather than "chileanas."

Shouldn't that be directed at the sender? .

Fixed. Thanks. Now reads:

patagoniax wrote:

youwillknowourvelocity wrote:I hear from people I trust that the women in Chile are exquisite; as a bachelor, I would consider myself blessed to find a chileana for a partner.

At some point you may discover that they are normally called "chilenas" rather than "chileanas."

There are some good-looking chilenas. And I have met both of them..