Hi all, I'm a spanish native speaker from Argentina 🇦🇷 . My English level is intermediate and I'm currently trying to polish my conversation skills. Mostly interested in talking with native speakers.

Can teach you spanish and all about Argentina slangs and its differences from neutral spanish. I like to talk about any kind of topics, I consider myself as an open minded person so no issues with that.

Feel free to pm me If interested ☺.

  • Hola! I'm not a native speaker, but I'm seeking a Spanish speaker.

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  • Native American English speaker here, specializing in Argentine spanish. I'd be more than happy to help out if you'd like.

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  • Message me If you want

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  • Is there any significant difference from Spanish (Argentina) to "normal" spanish"?

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    One of the main differences is that we say "vos" instead of "tu". Also some verbs conjugation tends to change, anyway unless people talks in a really slangy way you shouldn't have any issue understanding an Argentinian.

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