Argentine Spanish in ten minutes: vos and the "sh" sound
What makes Spanish in Buenos Aires sound different: vos instead of tú, the sh sound for ll and y, the soft s, the Italian lilt, and the tenses people use.
What makes Spanish in Buenos Aires sound different: vos instead of tú, the sh sound for ll and y, the soft s, the Italian lilt, and the tenses people use.
The Spanish words you will meet when you file for residence, open a bank account and rent a flat, each with its plain-English meaning and what it means for you.
What Argentina's certificate of Spanish as a second language is, how the exam works, the next dates, and when you might want it. Residence does not require it.
What group and private Spanish classes cost at schools in Buenos Aires, what longer courses save, and the university-run courses for people with more time.