Top Argentine Spanish Expressions to Speak Like a True Argentine

[@spanishpod101]

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[@Askelmar]

oh my God !!! ... those phrases belong to a museum !!! ... my grandmother told me that her grandmother said those phrases !!! ... you need an URGENT update

[@braianbarrientos3794]

yes, i´m Argentinian and this phrases are really, REALLY old

[@SSHALLEY]

I came to post the same, honestly, who the hell uses this? Is this woman a time traveler or what?

[@allatgoddess8961]

So stir us to an Update! Please URGENT. I'm going to Argentina next year, and I need to learn, because Argentinians DON'T Speak Spanish! THey really don't.- signed a Latino

[@seadrifter8975]

Just a learner but finding the Argentinian spanish accent by far the easiest to understand ? Thanks for the help 🙂 👍

[@nabilalagmiri5593]

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[@andrzejbanas7261]

¿Esas expresiones están usandos en todas las partes de Argentina o solo en la zona donde se habla rioplatense?

[@alan36alexis]

I'am argentinean and before this video I did't know those expressions

[@killing.emojis]

De qué planeta viniste??

[@MrSergio021080]

Hace 40 años que vivo en Buenos Aires y tampoco las conocía jaja 😆

[@myYJadventure]

Yo tampoco...

[@marianamercedescava1441]

😂

[@lennyplummer8730]

Same🤣🤣

[@charlini9558]

Esas frases fueron desapareciendo con el tiempo, lo que queda siempre es nuestra esencia de hablar "raro", y para eso tenemos siempre a mano el "lunfardo" 😄😄

[@nabilalagmiri5593]

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[@chrissystewart6268]

Hola y quiero aprende 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 español ¡ que intersante! Mi gusta aprende idiomas differentes . mi plan aprende español con accentos differentes

[@ezequielgilbarta1381]

Hasta acá me trajo la cuarentena

[@Wayspears]

what's up with, all of sudden, ppl got interested in argentinian spanish??

[@disarmsox]

I think she's from Argentina.

[@Wayspears]

@@Cody-uq3tw why did u think that? didn't you understand it?

[@harounben342]

There are two sisters on the channel, who are Argentine, Argentina has cool people and a unique culture.

[@VisioningXGman]

Porque las mujeres argentinas son las más bellas

[@David-cf8qt]

since Disney telenovellas started getting shot out from Argentina

[@MrSergio021080]

“Se usan ahora” no sabía que en el siglo 19 ya había KZbin 😅 “a cada chancho le toca su San Martín!?” Estoy seguro que 99.99% de los argentinos no conocemos esa frase, la que hizo el vídeo es 0.1% que si

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

0.01%*

[@jayhawks-jh6dp]

Do they teach British English down there?

[@faustodiegomaidana3598]

Yes, RP. But here most teachers don't make distinctions between english accents, they can give you 'british' texts and american movies and so on

[@jayhawks-jh6dp]

Her English has a bit of a british style accent. Are there very many teachers that are native English speakers there? My Spanish teacher is a native Spanish speaker, but I’m also American. The US is a nation of immigrants. Argentina, not so much.

[@larajager7820]

@@jayhawks-jh6dp 1) We learn british English, but as we consume a lot US media, sometimes we mix it up. 2)No, we don't have native english speakers here. Teachers have a quite good level though. 3) You make me laugh. Argentina is a nation of inmigrants too. We didn't get English speakers though, but instead spanish and italians (And a bit of frenchs and germans), and a lot of southamericans recently.

[@jayhawks-jh6dp]

Lara Jäger That’s interesting. I’ve been learning Spanish for about 6 years and we don’t learn Spanish from one particular region. We learn Spanish de España, Mexico, el caribe, Sudamérica, etc. I’m at the point where I can recognize the different Spanish accents now which is cool. I’m not well versed in Argentinian history, but I’m just pointing out that the US has immigrants from todo el mundo. All of Asia, Europe, Africa, and tons of Latino immigrants. I wouldn’t expect many Americans to live in Argentina, while it’s definitely common for native Spanish speakers to live here. I am friends with about 5 native speakers from different places. It makes learning Spanish so much easier!

[@jayhawks-jh6dp]

Lara Jäger I think it’s also really interesting that most Argentinians that I know speak good English, while people from other South American countries don’t so much

[@mrchr1sto]

im a leeds fan, i need to understand our coach.

[@rageoftheredphoenix]

Thanks. I am an Argentine American 🇦🇷 🇺🇸

[@louur]

Esas frases son algo... Viejas? xd

[@laubarrientosperalta7666]

Nose, pero muchos dicen que el español latinoamericano (Argentina)es más difícil que los demás? Eso será verdad?

[@yamilaroda6257]

No, si tu objetivo es comunicarte. Después de todo es español. Yo soy argentina y entiendo el español neutro y el de España. Pero si es diferente a los que nombré anteriormente. Tenemos mucha tonada italiana y somos muy gestuales con nuestras manos y cara jajaja

[@laubarrientosperalta7666]

@@yamilaroda6257 jaja sí

[@FrannB]

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[@fhdthefox4843]

Acuérdate de los Chilenos y Peruanos XD

[@bigniftydude]

I'm learning from my girlfriend. Do you have any romantic phrases? Lol

[@myYJadventure]

I have never heard or used agarrate catalina...

[@agustinasanmartin8918]

Like si hablas español y eres Argentino/a XD

[@lautaa21]

"Eres" no se usa en argentina

[@juanignaciolunghiagnes1485]

nobody use "Agarrate Catalina" jaja, thanks

[@marianatamini8694]

Si decimos eso, al menos yo.

[@MrSergio021080]

En este siglo nadie, jajajaj! Y si habemos 45 millones de falsos argentinos? 🤔

[@nana-xoxo]

yo la uso y tengo 20 años, igual no te voy a negar que tengo alma de vieja

[@lautarodispinozza1594]

Si se usa

[@micaelabenegas]

Yo si la uso y ni a los 20 llego jajaja alma de vieja tengo

[@ananzidawriter5561]

All I heard growing up was Ché and Incha , still dont know what that means, my mom calling me a little Incha or Eencha

[@MrTheKingOfLoquendo]

"Che" is a way to call sombody attention... it's like the "hey" in the US... and "hincha" might be that you were annoying sometimes... Here, when someone is annoying we say "Sos re hincha pelotas" or just a shorter form "hincha"

[@JuliA-cc5vm]

Yeah have you ever heard “ hinchapelotas” it’s a phrase that means a person is very annoying or something like that. Putting it in a short term

[@JaneDoe-vi5yc]

I want a daily lesson in Argentine Spanish. The SpanishPod101 seems to be not Argentine. Do you know of one? I especially dislike the way they speak Spanish in Spain. Sounds like they all have a speech impediment! Sorry. Lo siento.

[@giselagiunti6813]

giselagiunti.com Im an experienced Spanish Teacher from Buenos Aires

[@billylakes735]

Lol, 😄why do you prefer Argentine Spanish??

[@JaneDoe-vi5yc]

@@billylakes735 I love the way it sounds. So melodic and pretty. Very Italian-like.

[@billylakes735]

@@JaneDoe-vi5yc lol 😄, I do love the way it sounds too.

[@MrSergio021080]

Si queres practicar Spanish de acá con mucho gusto, soy de Buenos Aires. Para lecciones escribe a la profe de aquí arriba

[@cjess6265]

Jajajaj agarrate Catalina Hasta que las velas no ardan? Qué?

[@cooperjames5791]

ella es muy guapa en este video

[@WatchAddictionReviews]

che boludooo , nobody understands when i speak with LL as JA , i have to change my accent when speaking with others its annoying with words like ellos , la playa , pollo, lol

[@WatchAddictionReviews]

Juliana Albright :(

[@scotthullinger4684]

How about ... "Cada chango a su mecate." ??

[@Martinl8]

Re desactualizada estás

[@killing.emojis]

Son frases muy anticuadas, pero las explicaciones están bien.

[@i8j]

🇸🇦 2-1 🇦🇷

[@estephaniey123]

Mexican, Argentinan, Chilean, Colombian ..... the accent is the same in English lol

[@shewolf7570]

No

[@Peglegkickboxer]

Nah, central americans have a very choppier and aggressive spanish accent. The more south you go in suda america the language gets more slow and romantic imo.

[@myYJadventure]

Not at all... Can't even compare.

[@Kitiwake]

It's the challenge in español

[@Max-is-here]

Vengo a chusmear que se dice de nosotros

[@topjuegoscool3549]

Agárrate Catalina más viejo que cuando ganamos un mundial que sad xd

[@BrockFriskeChannel]

Está más buena que comer pollo con la mano!

[@گربهگربه-ه3ح]

En argentina 🇦🇷 el acento no gusta la letra S, comó estás es, ¿comó etá? Jajajajaja. Yo soy bien, SHO SOY BIEN 😜

[@coni3404]

Like si hablas español y eres Argentino/a y jamás usaste la mayoría de esas frases

[@susitabia8667]

A cada chancho le llega su San Martín...

[@milagrosbaezabalde3617]

estas frases no las usamos en Argentina, son muy viejas. Solo sepanlas pero no las digan porfavor jajajaja

[@sebafer2002]

No van a poder, menos si la chica del video está estancada en el siglo xx...

[@ClayShentrup]

You sound kind of Australian.

[@manuelrey2147]

Pense que ibas a decir ..agarrame esta!

[@MrSergio021080]

Al menos esa si se dice 🤣

[@mzx1700]

I’m the first comment.........

[@allatgoddess8961]

You are too slow. Don't go into so much explanation.