Rioplatense Spanish is my native variety — it’s the form of Spanish spoken in Uruguay and Argentina, especially in cities like Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Like every Spanish variety, it has its own rhythm, vocabulary, and accent — in this case, with a strong influence from Italian immigration.
If you’re planning to spend time in this region — for travel, work, or even just out of curiosity — learning Rioplatense Spanish will help you feel more connected and confident in everyday situations. While most Spanish speakers will understand you, the local accent, vocabulary, and expressions can be quite different from what’s taught in textbooks, language apps, or even traditional classroom settings. Most students never encounter this variety in their formal studies — which makes it all the more useful to explore if you want to engage with people authentically.
I’ll guide you through this distinctive variety using a dynamic, conversation-based approach. Lessons are practical, interactive, and tailored to real-life communication — so you can build confidence, sound more natural, and enjoy the experience of speaking like a local.
Curious about how Rioplatense Spanish sounds in conversation? Request a trial lesson and let’s explore it together.