Argentine Spanish from Scratch

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In this episode I teach you all the different ways to call people in Argentinian Spanish, words as: Viejo, Pibe, Flaco, Boludo, Chabon, Nenen, etc.

In this episode, I'll tell you how mate is not just a drink, but an Argentine social tradition. If you don't speak Spanish, you'll miss out on this wonderful tradition and won't be able to connect with your loved ones or understand Argentines.

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In this mini-lesson, we dive into one of the most common Argentine slang expressions you’ll hear on the streets: “Estar al Horno.” Literally, it means “to be in the oven,” but in Argentina, it’s used in a completely different way! I’ll explain what it really means, give you examples of how locals use it, and share tips so you can start using it naturally in conversations. Whether you’re planning a trip, moving to Argentina, or just love learning new Spanish expressions, this episode will help you sound more like a local and understand native speakers better. 🇦🇷🔥

In this episode, you’ll learn the essential Argentine Spanish vocabulary for vehicles, cars, and all kinds of transportation. From everyday words like auto and colectivo to local terms you won’t find in textbooks, this lesson will prepare you for getting around Argentina like a pro.

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

• The most common vehicle names in Argentine Spanish

• Public transportation vocabulary: buses, trains, subways, and more

• Slang and regional expressions used by locals

• Examples for buying tickets, asking for directions, and traveling around the city

Perfect for travelers, expats, and Spanish learners who want to navigate Argentina confidently and speak like a local.

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In this episode, you’ll learn the most common filler words in Argentine Spanish — expressions like o sea, che, viste, este, and tipo that locals use constantly in everyday conversation.

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

• What each filler word means in Argentina

• How and when to use them naturally

• Examples from real Argentine conversations

• Cultural tips so you sound authentic, not like a textbook

Perfect for travelers, expats, and Spanish learners who want to understand locals better and speak more fluently in Argentine Spanish.

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In this episode, you’ll learn the most common ways to talk about money in Argentina — from formal terms like peso to everyday slang like guita, mango, luca, and palo. Whether you’re traveling, living, or doing business in Argentina, knowing these words will help you understand locals and sound more natural when you speak Spanish.

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

• The difference between plata and peso

• Popular slang for different amounts of money

• Real-life examples and cultural tips

• How to avoid misunderstandings when talking about prices or payments

Perfect for travelers, expats, and Spanish learners who want to master Argentinian slang and communicate confidently about money.

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🇦🇷 "SER" and "ESTAR" Conjugations in Argentine Spanish
Welcome to Mini-Lesson #9! In this episode, we’ll cover how to conjugate SER and ESTAR in Argentine Spanish, including the unique voseo forms used in Argentina. You’ll also learn the key differences between these two words.

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🇦🇷 What Does “RE” Mean in Argentine Spanish?
Welcome to Mini-Lesson #8! In this episode, I’ll explain one of the most common (and most Argentine) words you’ll hear: RE. This little word is used all the time in Argentina to make something sound stronger — and it’s not taught in textbooks!

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

• The meaning of RE in Argentine Spanish

• How to use it naturally in conversation

• Common examples you’ll hear every day

• Cultural tips so you don’t sound like a tourist

Perfect for travelers, expats, and anyone learning Argentine Spanish who wants to sound authentic and understand locals better.

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In this mini-lesson, I’ll teach you the real way locals say “to drink” in Argentine Spanish — and why beber sounds overly formal or unnatural here. You’ll also learn common slang and everyday expressions you can use instead, so you sound like a true Porteño when ordering drinks, chatting with friends, or enjoying a night out.Learn Argentine Spanish with me:

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