I Want To Go To Argentina In South America

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Have you ever wanted to go to Argentina and see the sights ,or try their good foods . Argentina is located in South America. The states touching Argentina are Paraguay, Bolivia ,Chile, Uruguay, and Brazil.Argentina is touching the atlantic ocean .There are alought of landmarks such as Iguazu falls ,and Iguazu National park. If you ever go in a plain and look at the Earth it looks way diffrent then it is when you are standing on it and if you are going to any state in South America yow will see a bunch of land .Argentina is really and there are alought of people .They speak spanish like

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