Should you leave your L1 out?
This article deals with the benefits of not starting literally from scratch when you set out to learn a foreign language.
This article deals with the benefits of not starting literally from scratch when you set out to learn a foreign language.
In this short post you'll learn the Rioplatense Spanish use of these two words.
Unless you are warned beforehand, a visit to the greengrocer's in Argentina can be a bit of a challenge.
Don't assume you're ready to get yourself a t-shirt if you don't know the Argentinian word for it.
Did you know the RPS equivalent for I crushed it? I bet you do now.
Fiaca is a Rioplatense Spanish word that you can't afford not to know. Come this way, please.
As a GPT enthusiast I wanted to see how it can help students with chats saved from our lessons.
In this list you'll find many of the most frequent sayings in every day Argentinian Spanish.
What do you say (informally) when you don't have the faintest idea?
Coping with negative thoughts is part of learning a language. A really decisive one, I'd say.
Learn some cool expressions with Argentinian seasoning!