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URUGUAY FACTS
By Jason Truskowski
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Agrofilms
2.
LOCATION AND GEOGRAPHY
Latitude: Approx. 34.8833° S, 56.1667° W
Capital: Montevideo
West of the Atlantic Ocean
South of Brazil
Northeast of Argentina
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cod_gabriel
3.
EXCHANGE RATES
Currency: Peso
1 Uruguayan Peso = 0.042 U.S. dollar, or 4.2 U.S. cents
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studio_juan
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PLACES OF INTEREST
Colonia del Sacramento - Uruguay's Historic City
Montevideo - Uruguay's Capital
Punta del Este - Luxurious Beaches
The Rocha Coast - Famous Atlantic Coastline
Piriapolis - Tranquil City
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Agrofilms
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URUGUAYAN CUISINE
Many foods in Uruguay are based on foods from its European root countries.
Gnocchi - A cheap meal eaten the day before payday, when people are poorest.
Chevito - Uruguayan sandwich
Choripán - Fast food of Uruguay
Empanadas - Pie-like treat
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ais3n
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CUSTOMS
Gaucho - Cowboy-like Uruguayans who were loyal, strong, and generous.
Symbols of wealth include modern dress, cars, and stays at luxurious resorts.
Yerba mate is a kind of tea made from the tree of the same name.
Uruguayans love football (soccer), especially the teams Penarol and Nacional.
Milonga is a style of music similar to tango, but more upbeat.
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Peter Forret
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TRAVEL DO'S
DO be kind during any business endeavors.
DO greet friends with a firm handshake.
DO stand close to a person you are talking to.
DO give flowers or gifts to a hostess of an event.
DO ask questions about Uruguay; the people are proud of their nation.
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Marcus Q
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TRAVEL DON'T'S (RUDE IN URUGUAY)
DON'T outwardly insult meat.
DON'T put your feet up on a table or similar surface.
DON'T use the American "A-O.K." sign.
DON'T use a toothpick in public.
DON'T ever — EVER — confuse Uruguay with Paraguay.
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Blade Dancer
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SURVIVAL SPANISH PHRASES
What is a good restaurant? - ¿Que es un buen restaurante?
What is a good sightseeing area? - ¿Que es una buena zona de turismo?
Where is the nearest bus stop? - ¿Donde esta la parada de autobus mas cercana?
Where is the nearest restroom? - ¿Donde esta el baño mas cercano?
How can I get to _____ from here? - ¿Como puedo obtener a _____ de aqui?
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ACTIVITIES AND FUN
Water activities including swimming, surfing, boating, and fishing
Horseback riding
Shopping
Dancing
Hiking/sightseeing
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† massimo ankor
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CULTURE
The country is named after the river of the same name.
Many variations of Spanish are spoken.
Sky blue represents freedom, amd is the soccer team color.
Much of the culture is borrowed from Europe.
Elaborate meals are prepared for special occasions.
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Insane Bones
12.
CREDITS AND SOURCES
Location and Geography: Google Maps
Exchange Rates: Google
Places of Interest:
http://bsas4u.com/blog/en/2012/02/top-5-places-to-visit-in-uruguay.html
Food:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uruguayan_cuisine
Customs:
http://www.explore-uruguay.com/uruguay-customs.html#.VAigcGK9KSM
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CREDITS AND SOURCES
Do's/Don't's:
http://www.ediplomat.com/np/cultural_etiquette/ce_uy.htm
Phrases: Translated from English with Google Translate
Activities:
http://www.discoveruruguay.com/uruguay_vacation_activites.htm
Culture:
http://www.everyculture.com/To-Z/Uruguay.html
Jason Truskowski
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