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• The Spanish of Argentina: el Castellano del Río de la Plata

  By: Scott Ferree
  First, I’d like to clear up a common misconception: “Castellano” and “espa?ol” are two words for the same thing – and both words mean Spanish. If someone asks you, “?More

• Argentine Spanish versus Spanish from Spain: Do They Even Speak The Same Language?

  By: Scott Ferree
  One of the most baffling things about learning Spanish is that, somewhere along the line, students realize that the Spanish they hear spoken by native speakers may or may not be the same Spanish that they had been taught at their university or high school.Say, for example, it’s your first time traveling in Latin America and you go into a green grocer’s in Buenos Aires to ask the price of a box of strawberries that you saw in the display stand.“?More

• Travel in Buenos Aires: Navigating the City’s Barrios

  By: Scott Ferree
  Cross the street and everything changes. Buenos Aires, more than most cities of a comparable size, gives you the feeling of a patchwork quilt city – a city which is defined by its neighborhoods (barrios).If you ask a porte?More