In this episode, I teach you Argentine political vocabulary. You will learn how we refer to political parties and what kind of slang we use to talk about this context. If you want to listen to this EXCLUSIVE episode, join my community and you will be able to listen to it + the transcript.
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Today I'm going to talk to you about a problem that is intrinsic to Argentine society: short-term thinking. I'll explain its origins and why it's so common in my country in a new special episode of my podcast for learning Argentine Spanish.
In this episode, I'll tell you about the best app for learning the Argentine dialect of Spanish. I'll talk about “LingQ” and how to use it for our dialect.
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Learn the Argentine Spanish spoken on the street, at work, and with friends. If you're coming to Argentina (or already live here), this space will accompany you on your journey to true fluency: from beginner to advanced. Here you'll learn Argentine Spanish in great detail, whether you're just starting out or have been studying for years.
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In today's episode, I explain you grammar we don't use in Argentina and how to sound more "Argy". This is the first part of many. Follow the podcast and leave your 5 stars to learn more.
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In this episode of your podcast for learning Argentine Spanish, I'm going to tell you about a very famous Argentine TV series that you have to watch, “Casados con hijos” (Married with Children). I'll tell you all about this series and why it's so popular.
In this chapter, I'm going to tell you about the most common expressions with “palo” in Argentine Spanish. For example: Tomarse el pallo, Ni a palos, cagar a palos, tirar un palo
Today I'm going to talk to you about Argentina's most famous book, “El Gaucho Martín Fierro.” I'll tell you why, what it's about, and a little bit about the context of Argentine “Gaucho” culture. All this in Argentine Spanish.
In this episode, I'm going to explain how Argentinians take care of themselves, stay healthy, what sports they play, their routine, food, and much more. All of this explained in Argentinian Spanish.
In this episode, he tells you about the most important traditions surrounding mate that only Argentinians know about. You have to learn this if you really want to understand an Argentinian. He teaches you all the traditions in Argentinian Spanish.
Today I'm going to tell you everything I've learned after more than 6 years studying languages and more than 3 years teaching Spanish. My conclusions and advice based on experience for learning Argentine Spanish or any other language.
In this episode, I'll teach you some real Argentine Spanish, pure slang that's super useful in Argentina and that you'll hear every day here. We'll study Julio Sosa's tango song, "Pa' que sepan como soy".
In this episode, I'm going to teach you the most common and natural way to order food in a restaurant, café, or store in Argentine Spanish. Grab your notebook and start writing down everything I tell you here.
In this episode, I'm going to explain why Argentinians swear so much, how to understand the context, and how and when to use swear words. I'll also tell you some of the most common swear words in Argentinian Spanish.
In this episode, I'll teach you everything you need to know about vocabulary related to money and shopping in Argentine Spanish, words such as guita, plata, mango, luca, palo, and many more.
In this episode, you will discover a very important part of Argentine identity: the “chamuyero.” You will learn to understand it, to understand the jokes, to know when it is a lie and when it is not, and to use the word “chamuyar.”
Learn Argentine Spanish and culture through the best tango songs—from Por una Cabeza (Carlos Gardel) to Adiós Nonino (Astor Piazzolla), plus Julio Sosa, Juan D’Arienzo, Osvaldo Pugliese, Roberto Goyeneche and more. We talk history, lyrics, and real Argentinian Spanish phrases (with a touch of Argentine slang) so you can sound more porteño in Buenos Aires. Tips on versions/remasters, what to listen for, and how tango still shapes everyday Argentina.
If you’re learning Argentine Spanish (Rioplatense), this episode is perfect for improving listening, discovering classics, and getting authentic cultural context.
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In this episode of Argento Podcast (Learn Argentine Spanish), we explore the fascinating story of how an Argentine tango singer (Alberto Castillo) left an unforgettable mark on the legendary French chanteuse, Édith Piaf. You’ll discover the cultural bridge between Buenos Aires and Paris during the golden age of tango, and how music traveled across oceans to inspire one of the most iconic voices in history.
In this episode I explain why argentines are so extroverted and open-minded. Experiences of foreigners and things that you are going to live here and about the social experiences that are completely different from other countries.
