Argentinian spanish

Have you ever wondered what distinguishes Argentinian Spanish from other Latin American varieties? Today, we’ll be exploring the pronunciation, accent, and slang of Argentina. Here is a complete guide to the differences between Argentinian Spanish and other accents in Spanish-speaking countries #ArgentinaSpanish #LearnSpanish #LatinAmericanSpanish

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It takes about two minutes after arriving in Argentina to notice that Argentine Spanish is distinct from Iberian Spanish and the U.S. 'food truck Spanish' of those who only took remedial Spanish in school. At first, it sounds like bastardized Italian and it differs considerably from the Spanish spoken in other countries of Latin America,

Argentine Spanish Argentina is predominantly a Spanish-speaking country — the fourth largest after Mexico, Spain, and Colombia. Based on the 2010 national census and supporting research, there are about 40.9 million Spanish speakers in Argentina (almost the entire population). Argentines are amongst the few Spanish-speaking countries (like Uruguay, El Salvador and Honduras) that almost universally use what is known as voseo —the use of the pronoun vos instead of tú (the familiar "you"). The…

Hey! today I have a very special post because I want to share with you guys some of my country's slang! In Latinoamerica, we have many phrases to express ourselves in an informal way. When we hear some Argentinian, Mexican or Colombian slang, there could be different, even us, as native speakers ¡sometimes we need to ask for the meaning!I'm from Bogotá Colombia, so I'll talk about what I know, maybe we share some of it with my friends from other Latin American places!It has long tongue…

Stefan on Instagram: "Spain Spanish VS Argentinian🇦🇷 Learning Spanish is easier than you think. There are only TWO parts you need to master: 1. Part one is learning the “stuff” of the language (vocab, grammar, pronunciation, etc). 2. Part two is becoming confident using that stuff by having lots of conversations in Spanish. (this is where I want to help you get inmersed in Spanish. Make Spanish a Part of Your Life.✨ #learnspanish #spanishonline #spanish #learningspanish…

When someone invites you to visit a Spanish speaking country, you'll have to be careful even with the words you choose to say "yes, I'd love to".

Traveling to Argentina and hoping to speak like a local while you're there? Here is Live Lingua's ultimate guide to Argentinian Slang Terms.

In this guide, you will learn important expressions, greeting, common Argentinian phrases and slang vocabulary. You will discover why Argentine Spanish is deep, rich, and full of interesting turns of…