Argentinian Slangs

Argentine Spanish has its own grammar (che, "vos" instead of "tú"?) and much of its vocabulary comes from lunfardo, the Buenos Aires slang born in the early 20th century out of heavy Italian immigration and still used every day. This app collects 150+ Argentine slang terms — "che," "boludo," "quilombo," "laburo," "posta" — explained plainly, each with an example so you know exactly when (and when not) to use them. What's included: • A complete dictionary with search, works offline. • Word of the Day to build vocabulary little by little. • A trivia game with a daily streak and an Expert Mode for people who think they're lunfardo experts. • Favorites and shareable cards for a word you want to send a friend abroad. • The 20 essential Argentine terms, the bare minimum to follow a café conversation in Buenos Aires or anywhere else in the country. Built for foreigners living in or moving to Argentina, Spanish learners, or Argentines who want their own slang dictionary on hand.