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Aug 2023
27m 13s

El dialecto, cultura, y vida en Argentin...

Spanish and Go
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Join me as I sit down with Diego, my former Spanish teacher, to explore the captivating nuances of Argentine Spanish. Discover how the use of "voseo" instead of "tú" shapes communication, and explore the impact of Italian influence on the language. Dive into the intriguing expressions like "che" and "boludo" that add flair to conversations. Learn about the i ... Show More
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