Argento Podcast | Learn Argentinian Spanish

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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Hello, everyone! I am starting a new group conversation classes, with the aim of helping you develop your speaking skills in Argentine Spanish.These classes are aimed at students who can already speak Spanish but want to continue practicing and improving their fluency and understanding of Argentine Spanish.

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The goal is to have 4-5 students in each group.

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