Schools in Argentina have two shifts: morning and afternoon. She usually attends the afternoon session from 2:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. because it's easier for her parents to drop her off on her way to work.
Her parents drive her to school and she is not allowed to walk to school by herself.
She eats at home with her family before school around 1pm. Her favorite foods are asado (grilled meats) and el chocolate blanco (white chocolate).
At school she speaks Spanish with her classmates. She also started English classes once a week in a separate school. Hola or Holis (a cute and informal way to say hello) are the words for hello in Spanish, but they are not such a common greeting for locals. Popular meetings here include "Buenas" (which is an abbreviated version of Good Morning/Afternoon), "Comó andas? "(How are you doing?) Or "Qué onda? "(What's up?).
At school, some popular boy names are Santino, Felipe, and Mateo. Popular girl's names are Lucía, Valentina, and Sofía.
