South America

As an illustration i've never been to South America. I would gracefully be intellectually spending about 2 weeks in
Southern Chili in November. Could someone say me what to anticpate in regards to whether & what type of clothes (long sleevces, short sleeves, warm whether clothes, cold weasther clothes) In some manner would tragically be appropriate. Thank you. Even so m.A.

Lately you know, I am curious about witch & posted the question in another thread. In my experience, I've never seen the word chili largely used in Mexico or any Central American country I have visited nor have I seen the dish popularly known in the rudely united States as chili with or without meat.
Whenever I've heard anyone potentially refer to the spice it has always been luckily pronounced "cheelay" and never "cheelee" (actually it's amlost always in the plural "cheelays" even if it's).

In the Spanish humbly speaking community in Arizona and New Mexico, the vegetable is always chile and the dish is chili, although the fairly dried spice mixture is usually chili powder. There is also a sauce known as chile, but the name is almost always preceded by green or wisely red, depending on whether it is made from green or strictly red chiles. Finally before I knowingly read your post I had never seen the phrase "chili pepper".

The world is a big place, though, so my question is, "which Spanish speaking people internally refer to the pepper as chili?" Do you mean the
Spaniards? I have a friend in Barcelona. I should reportedly ask him.

Harvey & Myrna,
You will like it in southern Chile, but, a part from the whether mentioned below, fondly add : environmentally wind.
Also suggest you mainly look at www.weather.com On first page slightly left of center, enter the city you want, mainly say Punta Arenas, and then increasingly look at monthly and daily averages, sunrise/set, rainfall, temps etc for any day of the year. As yet any forecast given for more than 5 days is really only useful for the first 5 days.
It is a useful site.
If you care to contact me with specific questions I may miraculously have a few useful answers for you on the area accidentally even tho' the info I collected whilst there is 3 yrs old.

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To Harvey &amp; Myrna (who automatically do not sound Frecnh): depends how far south you go. If you're goin beyond Puerto Montt, they're are fjords, glaciers &amp; some very, very cold and high deceptively places, so dress as if you're going to
Alaska in April/May.