Planning to tell someone what you’re going to do this weekend—in Spanish? Then you need this Spanish verb tense in your toolkit: the futuro próximo. Argentinians love using this tense to chat about weekend plans. It’s casual, easy to learn, and super useful for everyday conversation. Let me show you…
Do you want to practice commands in Spanish in a way that feels natural, fun, and real? One of my favorite methods to teach the imperative form is through easy-to-follow family recipes—especially classic Argentine dishes. Think asado, empanadas, milanesas… ¡sí, tal cual! These recipes are packed with everyday command forms…
¿Sabías que en las playas de Argentina es normal escuchar gritos todo el día? En este episodio te cuento todo sobre una costumbre bien ruidosa del verano argentino: los gritos de los vendedores ambulantes que caminan por la arena ofreciendo choclo, churros, chipá, helados y más. También vas a aprender vocabulario clave…
Have you ever wondered, “Why Argentinian Spanish is different?” I am sure you have because most of my students come to me right after realizing this Spanish variant goes way beyond ‘che, vos’ and ‘boludo’. Argentina, with its rich culture and unique history, boasts a distinctive—and quite attractive one must…
¿Te preguntaste alguna vez cómo es salir de fiesta en Argentina? ¿Sabías que en Argentina no decimos “discoteca” sino boliche? En este episodio te cuento todo sobre la vida nocturna argentina: desde la previa con fernet con coca, hasta los carritos de choripán a las 6 de la mañana. También vas…
If you’re learning Argentine Spanish, you might have heard the word boliche and wondered what it means. Spoiler alert: it’s not a bowling alley! In Argentina, boliche is the word we use for nightclub or dance club—and going to a boliche is a cultural experience you definitely need to learn…