First Argentinian Spanish Course : Learn Argentinian Spanish

Explore the Argentinian Spanish alphabet, learn vowels, practice letter names, and pronunciation rules, including b larga vs v corta, the silent h, ñ, and q with ue.

Learn to pronounce argentinian spanish by mastering c and g rules, qu and j sounds, digraphs like ch, the rr and ll, plus mute h and ke/ki patterns.

Explore class vocabulary by learning how to say 'cancion' in English as 'song,' and how to spell and pronounce it in Spanish.

Learn to introduce yourself in Spanish using forms like yo soy, me llamo, mi nombre es, and mi apellido, and state origin, age, and contact details.

learn how to introduce yourself using the reflexive verb llamarse, practice conjugations for yo, tú, nosotros, and vos, and distinguish usted and ustedes in Argentinian Spanish.

Learn how to use the verb tener to express age in Argentinian Spanish, with examples like tengo treinta años and cuántos años tenés.

Explore nationalities in Spanish and learn to answer '¿De dónde sos?' by matching flags. Note that nationalities are not capitalized in Spanish.

Explore how gender and neutral variants work in Spanish nationalities, with examples like mexicano/mexicana, alemana, estadounidense, and the -e ending.

Learn to form names with se llamarse and the correct conjugations. Apply ser for nationality and tener for age, using vos forms like sos and tenés in Argentinian Spanish.

Master informal and formal greetings in argentinian spanish. Use estar versus ser, ask '¿cómo estás?', and respond with muy bien, mal, or todo bien.

Learn common greetings and farewells in Argentinian Spanish, including adios, hasta luego, and nos vemos manana, with practice on como estas and como anda.

Practice informal spanish through a dialogue, mastering greetings, como estas, hola, buenos dias, and responses like todo bien, mas o menos, while asking de donde eres.

Practice formal Argentinian Spanish using usted, greetings like Buenos dias, and polite replies such as muy bien, gracias, while using de, donde, and como se llama.

Practice the presentation questions to ask and answer basic personal information, including name, age, origin and nationality, profession, and contact details like phone number and email.

Master Argentinian Spanish numerals and everyday words via counting practice, masculine and feminine forms (cuantos/cuantas), and conocer, with vocabulary like taxi, cafe, libro, escuela, plaza, peso, aeropuerto.

Practice numbers from zero to twenty in argentinian spanish by listening, writing telephone numbers and street addresses, then check and review missing numbers together.

Practice counting from 1 to 100 in Argentinian Spanish, learn how numbers combine with tens (venti, treinta, cuarenta), and complete two-number and phone-number exercises.

Practice counting and asking someone’s age in Spanish, using tener, cuántos años, and conjugations for yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros, ustedes, to express ages.

Master the endings of ar, er, and ir in Argentinian Spanish with practical conjugations of tomar, comer, trabajar, cocinar, and dormir.

Explore Spanish present tense conjugation of -ar, -er, and -ir verbs with examples like estudiar, trabajar, comer, and vivir, and practice forms across pronouns.

Explore café vocabulary and order phrases in Spanish, practice the verb querer with examples like un café con leche, sin azúcar, y porciones de torta de chocolate y alfajores.

Learn the irregular verb ir, its conjugations voy vas va vamos vais van, and how to form al or a la for masculine or feminine places.

Learn how to ask and answer about professions in Spanish, using 'trabajo como' or 'soy', with examples like abogada, periodista, panadero, and panadera.

Learn to ask and answer '¿a qué te dedicás?' and '¿a qué se dedica?' in Argentinian Spanish, using trabajar and ser with examples like cocinero, médico, and empresaria.

Master how dedicarse, a reflexive verb, conjugates with reflexive pronouns and endings, using nos, nosotros, and ustedes as examples to talk about oneself.

Explore professions in Argentinian Spanish, matching jobs with gendered forms from carpintero and arquitecto to cocinera and policia.

Explore how gender works in professions, applying rules for masculine and feminine endings and recognizing neutral forms and common exceptions such as modelo, guía, and periodista.

Explore essential Spanish family vocabulary, including padre, madre, hijos, hermanos, marido, mujer, abuelos, and nietos, through family trees and relatable Q&A about relatives.

Master Spanish possessive pronouns by practicing how number and gender affect forms like mi, tu, nuestro, and su, with family examples and noun agreement.

Describe your family in Spanish by asking and answering about cuántos hermanos, cuántos primos, and other relatives, including names, ages, jobs, and where they live.

Explore the difference between ser and estar, identifying essential features, mood, and localization to express permanent traits, states, and locations in Spanish.

Discover the ser conjugation and its essential forms, starting with soy. Explore gender and number agreement with adjectives, using examples like el juego es divertido and la perra es linda.

Explore the conjugation of estar in Argentinian Spanish, note irregularities and gendered forms, and practice phrases like estoy cansado, estoy contento, estoy triste, and estoy enojado.

Practice using estar and ser to describe mood, personality, and professions in Argentinian Spanish; distinguish correct conjugations, gender, and number with examples like tranquilo, feliz, cansado, alto.