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Argentinian Spanish
I have noticed many times that when I have to speak to a non-native Spanish speaker I have to change my way of speaking to make myself understood.
The Spanish spoken in Argentina and Uruguay is a bit different from the Spanish spoken in the rest of Latin America.
One of the main differences is that we don't use the personal pronoun "tu", we use "vos" instead, therefore the verb conjugation is different.
For example : you are = vos sos / you have = vos tenés / you can =vos podés
Another difference is the "y" pronunciation. In Argentina the "y" is pronounced as the English "sh" sound.
Thanks in advance for the corrections!
No veo ningun error. Me parece que escribes la conjugacion en una manera diferent. No "vos sois"
vos podéis vos tenéis?
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