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Su cara es como una argentina.

Su cara es como una argentina.

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Su cara es como una argentina.

Her face is like an Argentinian.

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updated Oct 1, 2011
posted by Wannalearn

4 Answers

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I'd say: Su cara es como la de una argentina.

updated Oct 18, 2011
posted by Deanski
Deanski thanks - Wannalearn, Sep 30, 2011
Great, Deans :) - cogumela, Sep 30, 2011
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Deanki's answer is the only that seems correct to me.

If you want to sound more natural, we usually say:

Tiene cara de argentina

or:

Parece una argentina.

updated Oct 1, 2011
posted by cogumela
Hands down, my choices. Of course, since Laura is an educated native speaker, one would expect no less. - samdie, Sep 30, 2011
I doubt that Laura is here for "points" but this is the answer that you should "accept". You will never get a better one. - samdie, Sep 30, 2011
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I think both versions are missing that "of" = "de"

Su cara es como **de **una argentina.

Her face is like **of **an Argentinian.

updated Oct 1, 2011
posted by chileno
Thanks Chileno - Wannalearn, Sep 30, 2011
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That sounds fine. You could also say "Tiene cara de una argentinia."

I wonder if some people would say "rasgo" (facial features) instead of "cara."

updated Oct 1, 2011
posted by --Mariana--
mariana thank yu - Wannalearn, Sep 30, 2011
No, it doesn't, Mariana. - cogumela, Sep 30, 2011
Either "Tiene cara de argentina" or " Tiene la cara de una argentinia." - 00e657d4, Sep 30, 2011