Glorious Lunfardo: An Introduction to Argentine Slang
A fun, light introduction to lunfardo, Argentine slang. Examples of popular words and the types of personas you will find using it in Argentina.
January 15, 2020
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A fun, light introduction to lunfardo, Argentine slang. Examples of popular words and the types of personas you will find using it in Argentina.
An unusual form of lunfardo, Argentine reverse or “verse”, are words where playful Argentines switch the syllables to confuse everyone.
Argentinean Spanish slang (lunfardo) based on the lottery! How it works and how you can create your own phrases.
In Argentina swearing is less taboo and a wide range of profanity can be heard on the streets, at bars, and from the mouths of sweet Argentine grandmothers. To hear the loudest and most impassioned curses and insults, head to the stadium on game day.
Every Spanish speaking country has their own unique style of cursing, and whether you’re just passing though Argentina, or planning to stay a while, you’ll need to learn the distinctly Argentine brand of profanity.
Cursing in Buenos Aires is practically an art form. In Argentina be prepared to hear some unique slang and colorful uses of the Spanish language with an Argentine twist.
Argentines have an impressively rich vocabulary for swears, insults and expletives. Speaking Spanish like a Buenos Aires local requires mastering some of the most common vulgarities you’ll hear on the streets, in the bars and at the stadium. These probably won’t be taught in school.
Expressions and common phrases unique to Argentina explained! We breakdown the different scenarios you can use Argentinian slang plus the how and when.
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