The phrase "argentine experience" is correct and usable in written English, assuming it refers to experiences related to Argentina.
You can use it when discussing cultural, travel, or personal experiences that are specific to Argentina.
Example: "During my trip, I had an unforgettable Argentine experience, tasting traditional foods and dancing the tango."
Alternatives: "experience in Argentina" or "Argentinian adventure".
In part because of the Argentine experience, international accords now recognize certain fundamental human rights.
But the Argentine experience – in reality rather than in mythical portrayals – indicates that this is not true.
But the Argentine experience actually underscores the degree to which all modern financial systems depend on confidence, and the problems that erupt when that confidence disappears.
"The Argentine experience demonstrates that when the military takes political power, aside from the fact that it doesn't accomplish its political goals, it also loses professionally," he said.
The Argentine experience was not pretty, but it may well be more attractive than the seemingly endless rounds of austerity, strikes and missed fiscal targets that seem to be leaving the Greek economy in a permanent recession.
Guests mostly North American put together phrases that describe their Argentine experience.
From intimate sit-down dinners for 100 guests to vast celebrations catering for 1,000, Falsa Boda's success is based on life imitating life in the shape of an Argentine wedding experience: video messages recorded by "friends", the nuptials themselves, a live band, classic cumbia tracks everyone sings along to, cotillón wigs and comedy spectacles, dancing until dawn and endless Fernet and cola.
These include Cardinals Angelo Scola, archbishop of Milan; Odilo Pedro Scherer, archbishop of São Paulo, Brazil; Peter Erdo, archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest and primate of Hungary; Leonardo Sandri, an Argentine with long experience in the Roman Curia; and Marc Ouellet, a Canadian who heads the Vatican's powerful Congregation for Bishops.
Since the Argentine economy was experiencing deflation in the 1990's and the promise of reducing rates was also forgotten, the rate adjustment swelled profits enormously.
Argentine film has experienced a renaissance since the 1990s, with the critical and commercial success of such productions as Enrique Gabriel-Lipschutz's Huella borrada (1999; "Erased Footprints"), Diego Arsuaga's El último tren (2002; "The Last Train"), Maria Teresa Constantini's Sin intervalo (2002; "Nonstop"), and Juan José Jusid's Apasionados (2002; "The Lovers").
Horse riding offers a gentle pace at which to explore a location, whether it's a trek across East Yorkshire, a taste of the gaucho lifestyle on an Argentine estancia or an experience of the day-to-day life of a cowboy on a dude ranch.
