The slang in Argentina is so rich it has its own name: Lunfardo. Consequently, most non-natives are puzzled by the Argentinian slang words they hear in rapid-fire conversations. If you yearn to understand your Argentine friends better and to add an extra touch of authenticity to your Spanish language skills,…
A gaucho is a skilled, friendly horseman who wouldn’t hesitate to give a helping hand. Are There Gauchos in Argentina? Yes! Think of gauchos as the South American cowboys. You can find them in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. What Are Gauchos Like? Gauchos have earned a reputation for being brave…
Are you ready to dive into the world of funny Spanish terms? Argentinians have a unique way of expressing themselves, even when it comes to their beloved pets and street animals. Let’s explore three amusing terms commonly used across Argentina to name our beloved pets: michi, pichicho and firulais. 3…
En este episodio te quiero contar sobre 3 divertidas maneras de decir ‘oh really’ en español. Prestá atención porque quiero que al final del episodio me contestes esta pregunta: ¿cuál es la manera más informal de decir ‘oh really’ en español? Temas que se mencionan en este episodio: Transcripción Menciones…
What is another word in Spanish for “party”? In Argentina, another word in Spanish for party is “festichola”. It’s not the most commonly used word, but you can hear it every now and then when someone feels like partying. Spanish words for party Other Spanish words to say party are:…
This is how to say lazy in Spanish slang: Fiaca To say that we are lazy in Spanish slang we can say several things like “no tengo ganas”, “me falta energía”, “no quiero hacer nada”. However, in Argentina we say “tengo fiaca” or “me da fiaca”, which basically translate as…