Learn basic pronunciation, common phrases and vocabulary used in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This video is also peppered with fun cultural curiosities of the region. Enjoy!
Im argentinian and this video is amazing for real! U resume all the important things in a good introduccion to the Southern Spanish! Congratulations Dr!!! I wil share with my european friends.
+Ashlee Balena Woooooooooooooooooww... Ashlee, this is the best video I have seen on CZcams so far on Argentinian Spanish, culture, and getting around town. You should have at least a few thousand likes. The effort put into this and the quality of the product are stupendously admirable. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Ashlee, for the lesson.
Fui a la escuela de español en buenos aíres. Encontré a la gente simplemente increíble, su comida deliciosa y su idioma castellano un poco difícil de entender al principio, pero un dialecto tan hermoso.
@@familyandfriends3519 weird answer... Yes Argentina were colonized by Spanish... Although my city was made by italians... Although we speak Spanish and Italian... Although we learn Italian and Spanish at school, although most of us have Italian and argentinian citizenship... And... What's with yer comment, what the heck is it to do with my comment kiddo?
La verdad,que no soy muy bueno en Ingles,si me hablan despacio entiendo algo,o sino leerlo,pero me parecio muy amena tu leccion,y me diverti bastante con nuestros modismos. Un gran saludo!
Been to Argentina twice now (amazing place I can't get enough of), but this video answers so many questions! One thing though, while staying in Mendoza, the Argentinian staff at the Hyatt used Buenos Dias as did the staff at a couple of the vineyards and guest houses. I only heard Buen Dia when I was in Buenos Aires. It was the same in Bariloche and El Calafate. That said, I think from now it'll be "Buen Dia" from me (a Brit btw). Muchos Gracias!
I am from Malta. I already know Maltese and English of course and Italian from school. I wanna learn Spanish because my boyfriend is from Argentina. 🙈🥰 i hope it’s not gonna be that hard with already knowing italian. I guess for him Maltese will be more of a challenge. Great video and thanks a lot for help
Great video but we do not say Mi nombre es Doctora Balena. Do you say mi nombre es profesor Ramírez? Biased title. I was looking for argentinian spanish. Thanks for sharing, though.
"just put your tongue on the aveolar ridge. This is where you burn your tongue when you eat pizza." Sos una capa! De donde sos en EEUU? Vivo en BsAs también y soy de Arkansas😊
She made a mistake, in Buenos Aires "ll" and "y + vowel" are always pronounced "sh". Saying "me yamo" is totally acceptable anyways and they automatically know that you are from another country.
@@ThemasterG330 wrong, not from another country, but from another region. In the country we do not use SH. If you use SH outside of certain areas of Buenos Aires you will sound posh
Hello Balena! It is interesting to see how native English speakers teach Spanish to their countrymen.. You have explained words and phrases with precision. I imagine that for an American traveler the most difficult thing must be the grammar, the accented words with and without accent, that the words have gender and practice the phoneme of the G letter.
que gran video le felizito x su canal gran mujer saludos desde gran argentina y larga vida a los estados unidos 🇺🇸🇦🇷🇺🇸🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Im argentinian and this video is amazing for real! U resume all the important things in a good introduccion to the Southern Spanish! Congratulations Dr!!! I wil share with my european friends.
+Ashlee Balena Woooooooooooooooooww... Ashlee, this is the best video I have seen on CZcams so far on Argentinian Spanish, culture, and getting around town. You should have at least a few thousand likes. The effort put into this and the quality of the product are stupendously admirable.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Ashlee, for the lesson.
Fui a la escuela de español en buenos aíres. Encontré a la gente simplemente increíble, su comida deliciosa y su idioma castellano un poco difícil de entender al principio, pero un dialecto tan hermoso.
Y, comiste asado? Ye tried the meat, ye liked it? What aboot the pizza?
@@Gally_Seraphine Hola Gally…. yep comí pizza con huevo.
@@Gally_Seraphine Argentina is Spanish colonization not Italian go find your own colonization go back to Italy ♥️🇦🇷🇪🇸♥️🤜🇮🇹
@@familyandfriends3519 weird answer... Yes Argentina were colonized by Spanish... Although my city was made by italians... Although we speak Spanish and Italian... Although we learn Italian and Spanish at school, although most of us have Italian and argentinian citizenship... And... What's with yer comment, what the heck is it to do with my comment kiddo?
@@Gally_Seraphine I'm saying go back to Italy Argentina is Spanish ♥️🇪🇸🇦🇷♥️🤜🇮🇹
Hi!! I'm from Buenos Aires. And this video was super interesting..
Good video!
Good job!
La verdad,que no soy muy bueno en Ingles,si me hablan despacio entiendo algo,o sino leerlo,pero me parecio muy amena tu leccion,y me diverti bastante con nuestros modismos.
Un gran saludo!
Great video!!!!!!
que bueno saber que nuestro acento se enseña en algun lugar 🤗
Para no saber inglés entendí casi todo! Muy bueno.
Been to Argentina twice now (amazing place I can't get enough of), but this video answers so many questions! One thing though, while staying in Mendoza, the Argentinian staff at the Hyatt used Buenos Dias as did the staff at a couple of the vineyards and guest houses. I only heard Buen Dia when I was in Buenos Aires. It was the same in Bariloche and El Calafate. That said, I think from now it'll be "Buen Dia" from me (a Brit btw). Muchos Gracias!
In Córdoba we said buen día
Soy argentino y estoy mirando un video de español argentino
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That "Dejáme de joder" LOL
Excelente
This is fantastic but where do I go next? I checked out your channel but it seems there's not an obvious progression from here.
She’s dead
I am from Malta. I already know Maltese and English of course and Italian from school. I wanna learn Spanish because my boyfriend is from Argentina. 🙈🥰 i hope it’s not gonna be that hard with already knowing italian. I guess for him Maltese will be more of a challenge.
Great video and thanks a lot for help
Italian and Argentinean Spanish are very similar. We have the same chant and some pronunciation and words
You will have no problem learning Spanish.
@@lucaspalomino4134 Argentina is Spanish colonization not Italian go find your own colonization go back to Italy ♥️🇦🇷🇪🇸♥️🤜🇮🇹
Yo apenas me acuerdo las reglas de acentuación con 23 años, ni quiero imaginar como será para alguien que no es nativo jajaja
ohhh that ll=SH is going to be a challenge!
Great video but we do not say Mi nombre es Doctora Balena. Do you say mi nombre es profesor Ramírez? Biased title. I was looking for argentinian spanish. Thanks for sharing, though.
Nice speak
5:45 that made me laugh out loud as a gringo
"just put your tongue on the aveolar ridge. This is where you burn your tongue when you eat pizza." Sos una capa! De donde sos en EEUU? Vivo en BsAs también y soy de Arkansas😊
I’m from Atlanta getting ready to go to Argentina for a year to learn Spanish. How hard is it going to be for a southern guy to learn Spanish?
Hi. Thank you for posting this great video. Why do you say "Como te SHamás?" but then say "Me Yamo..." Is this an exception to the SH in BA?
She made a mistake, in Buenos Aires "ll" and "y + vowel" are always pronounced "sh". Saying "me yamo" is totally acceptable anyways and they automatically know that you are from another country.
@@ThemasterG330 wrong, not from another country, but from another region. In the country we do not use SH. If you use SH outside of certain areas of Buenos Aires you will sound posh
Ok, aprendiendo a hablar mi propio idioma con mi propio acento. Debería estar estudiando para mañana en realidad...
Hello. I`m from Argentina and I want to improve my English conversation skills.
Kawaii.好可爱！teacher，I love you.
Vives en Argentina?
Hello Balena! It is interesting to see how native English speakers teach Spanish to their countrymen.. You have explained words and phrases with precision. I imagine that for an American traveler the most difficult thing must be the grammar, the accented words with and without accent, that the words have gender and practice the phoneme of the G letter.
I want to learn Argentine Spanish I want to meet more people from Aegentina
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Oil vs Ohl JAJAJAJAJAJA Qué risa me dió.
Ashlee che vos sos muy bella
Hello beautiful, what a cute eyes you have, kisses !!
Buitre
change your videos' title and you'd get a lot more viewers
What an accent?!?