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…
Argentinians tend to repeat a series of words in Spanish that describe someone as a genius. We often use these words as a compliment to someone that achieved something great or that has been kind to us. For example, let’s say you passed all your exams with excellent grades. When…
Using the word scared in Spanish can be really fun when you know the local expressions. When it comes to expressing emotions, the Spanish language offers a colorful array of choices. While feeling scared is a universal experience, each culture has its creative and amusing ways to convey this sensation.…
En el episodio de hoy hablaremos de expresiones coloquiales de España y su alternativa en Argentina. Me acompañan Fabián, español andaluz y fundador de Proflele, y la profe de letras argentina, Natasha Rudzki. Temas que se mencionan en este episodio: 🎧Episodio Transcripción del episodio 🧉Verdadero o Falso Datos de Fabián…
How is Argentinian Spanish different from Chilean Spanish? Argentina and Chile are side by side at the very end of South America. Both countries share Spanish as their primary native language. However, there are major differences in the way natives speak. When learning Spanish, it’s fascinating—and a little frustrating—to see…
Transitioning from Argentine Spanish to English can oftentimes be un quilombo, che. Have you ever encountered expressions in Argentine Spanish that leave you puzzled when attempting to find their English equivalents? Well, no te hagas drama! Even though Argentinian Spanish has some words and phrases that can’t be easily translated into…