Attention Argies! I have a question about your glorious country!

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>>68872166
>Argentine Spanish
Mind you there isn't a single Argentinian Spanish, but a bunch of dialects; you probably meant the Rioplatense one.

Regardless. [ed̪͆'gaɾ xe.no.'βe.se], as in most other dialects.

>>68872517
Thanks.

>>68872166
our spanish isn't really that different pronunciation wise, we only differ in y/ll/ and in "SK" sounds

>>68872166
Uffffff well is little hard try to explain a anglo parlant well , the important is in genoves its like JENOVES

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>>68872517
Yes its like the neightbor say

>>68875152
good transliteration m8

>>68872166
with the G sounding as spanish, in other words, "Edgar Henovehseh"

>>68874672
>and in "SK" sounds

examples pls

i hate these threads about argentina
just stay away

>>68875682
si no te gusta vestite y andate

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Tits

>>68875246
escuela
casco
cascada
cascote

would be

ejcuela
cajco
cajcada
cajcote

>>68875736
salame

se viene el "amerindian shithole desu"

>>68875765
pretty good post

>>68875874
pero andate a la puta que te parió y pedle mesada pelotudo del orto

>>68872517
Cuyano = rightful Chilean clay

amerindian shithole desu

>tfw i read all argentinian posts in a cute girl voice

>>68875813
Nunca he escuchado a un argentino hablar así

>>68872166

Why is there a color for >30% if it's not used?

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>>68876972
por si acaso?

>>68875813
como en chile?
nosotros diriamos algo como:

ehcuela
cahco
cahcaa
cahcote

o sea, seria mas suave que usando la J

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>>68872166
>glorious

>>68875198
We don't pronounce j like an anglo h here in Spain.

>>68877879
>We don't pronounce j like an anglo h here in Spain.
Andalusians do it. In the Americas, it's common in Cuba, Central America and PR.

>>68874672
The /k/ there has nothing to do, it can happen before any consonant - for example "mismo" sounding like "mihmo".