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Hello everybody! My name's Javier Ulla, and I'm currently living in a city in the Argentinian North, called Santiago del Estero. I actually speak English, quite well I think (but I often make mistakes, so if you see one, don't be shy, correct me!), and now I'm trying to learn Portuguese. Why? Because I want to move out to the South of my country, to a city called Ushuaia (the "end of the world", the southernmost city on Earth), where there are lots of tourists, and most are Brazilian. I can help you with your Spanish, that's my native language, and if you want it, with English too, so, call me whatever your reason is. XoXo
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    It depends... For example, here in Argentina we don't use "vosotros" (and even more, Spain is the only country that really uses it as pronoun), we use insted of that "ustedes". Other difference between Argentina and Spain spanish, it's that we don't say "tú" (it also happens in Uruguay and other countries), we say "vos". The letter "Y" in Argentina and Uruguay, and the letter "Ll", should be pronounced like a "J" or "Sh". That's the biggest difference about pronunciation. And also, you have to see the vocabulary. There are some differences between the different languages. The
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