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8. Spanish and culture from Argentina looking out | Bárbara Tartabini part 1 of 2
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Argentinian Spanish is it's own thing; how? How different is it from neutral Spanish? (If such a thing exists!)
In this conversation with Bárbara Tartabini we talk about the differences between the way Argentinians and the rest of Latin Americans speak; how that so called "neutral Spanish" is less foreign to Argentinians that we might believe --they're sort of bilingual from the cradle regarding those two types of Spanish.
Bárbara Tartabini is an Argentinian immigrant in A Coruña, Spain. She's a language enthusiast who studied psychology for several years. Former radio host, actress, comedian at heart. All around drama queen --her words! Loving friend, feminist, cat lover.
After 10+ years working for US based companies such as Oracle, IBM, Western Union, Bárbara made a 180° turn and dedicated herself to teaching English, first as a conversational mentor and currently,, as the owner and director of The Treehouse English for Kids, "where we learn by playing and laughing".
If you live in A Coruña or its surrounding areas and want to kids to learn English, check out https://thetreehouse.es/ or find it on Instagram as The Treehouse English
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