Argentinian Spanish For Beginners - Part 1 (A1.1)

Learn Argentinian Spanish from Scratch

What you'll learn

Use common greetings and introductions

Talk about yourself and ask for personal information

Learn the basics of Argentinian Spanish pronunciation

Use "vos" correctly instead of "tú" (voseo)

Understand and use regular verbs in the present tense

Build simple sentences and questions

Describe people, places, and objects using basic adjectives

Recognize key vocabulary for everyday situations

Understand gender and number agreement (masculine/feminine, singular/plural)

Express existence and location

Talk about obligations and needs

Express possibility, ability, and ask for permission

Requirements

No previous knowledge of Spanish is required — this course is for complete beginners.

Description

Would you like to learn Spanish from scratch—and learn it the way real people speak it in Argentina? This beginner course is designed for anyone who wants to start studying Spanish in a clear, practical, and enjoyable way, with real-life examples and everyday language.I’m Gaia, a native Spanish teacher from Buenos Aires with over 8 years of experience and a degree in Linguistics. In this course, I’ll guide you step by step so you can build a strong foundation and start communicating in Spanish from day one.The course is divided into five sections, and in each section you’ll find engaging video lessons, downloadable PDF guides, and interactive quizzes to reinforce everything you’ve learned. You’ll work with useful vocabulary, everyday expressions, pronunciation tips, and essential grammar structures explained in a simple way.By the end of the course, you’ll be able to introduce yourself, ask for personal information, talk about daily activities, describe people and places, and express desires, needs, abilities, and location—all in real-life, Argentinian Spanish.The content is focused on Rioplatense Spanish, the variety spoken in Buenos Aires, with authentic examples and simplified explanations that are useful no matter where you go in the Spanish-speaking world.Join today and start speaking Spanish with clarity and confidence!

Overview

Section 1: BIENVENIDOS

Lecture 1 Welcome to this course!

Lecture 2 The alphabet

Lecture 3 Pronunciation

Lecture 4 Greetings

Lecture 5 Introduce yourself

Lecture 6 Personal Pronouns

Lecture 7 The verb SER

Lecture 8 The verb LLAMARSE

Lecture 9 Ask for personal information

Lecture 10 Countries & nationalities

Lecture 11 Masculine & femenine I

Lecture 12 Singular & Plural

Lecture 13 Professions

Lecture 14 Masculine & femenine II

Section 2: EN LA CIUDAD

Lecture 15 In the street

Lecture 16 Shops vocabulary

Lecture 17 Articles

Lecture 18 Verb ESTAR

Lecture 19 Hay / estar

Lecture 20 Quantifiers

Lecture 21 Means of transport

Lecture 22 Demonstrative adjectives

Lecture 23 Numbers from 1 to 10

Section 3: LA VIDA COTIDIANA

Lecture 24 37 most common verbs (regular)

Lecture 25 Present Tense (regular)

Lecture 26 Me too, me neither, I do, I don't

Lecture 27 Verb IR

Lecture 28 Question words

Lecture 29 Numbers 10 to 100

Section 4: MI FAMILIA

Lecture 30 Family vocabulary

Lecture 31 Verb TENER

Lecture 32 Possesive Adjectives

Lecture 33 21 most common verbs (irregular)

Lecture 34 Present tense (irregular) (O>UE)

Lecture 35 Present tense (irregular) (E>IE)

Lecture 36 Present tense (irregular) (E>I)

Lecture 37 Present tense (irregular) (only "YO")

Lecture 38 Present tense (irregular) (others)

Lecture 39 VOS / TÚ

Lecture 40 Present Tense Practice (optional)

Lecture 41 Numbers up to 1000

Section 5: MI CASA

Lecture 42 Living Room Vocabulary

Lecture 43 Kitchen Vocabulary

Lecture 44 Bedroom Vocabulary

Lecture 45 Bathroom Vocabulary

Lecture 46 verb ESTAR to express location

Lecture 47 Most common phrasal verbs

Lecture 48 Numbers +1M

Absolute beginners who want to start learning Argentinian Spanish from scratch.,People who are interested in the Argentinian accent and culture.,Travelers planning to visit Buenos Aires or live in Argentina.,Expats, immigrants, or remote workers living in Argentina.