>Argentina
>Argentinian/Argentinean
>Spanish
I'm tired of eternal anglos bastardizing everything related to us, both the country and the demonym are "Argentine" and the language is "Castilian".
so I'm an Argentine from Argentine and I speak Castilian.
is that clear?
>>72264161
>and the language is "Castilian".
The language is standardized Spanish.
>>72264227
NO, IT'S CASTILIAN
>>72264161
>Castilian
nope we speak spanish
>>72264342
>t. imperialist castillian
No, OP is right, we speak castillian.
>argentine
it's platense
people from central or northwestern provinces speak differently
i agree on castillian
>>72264374
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castilian_Spanish
ITT galaciANOS
Ur demonym is argentino
>>72264161
Shut up spic
>>72264388
that's my point though
>In English, Castilian Spanish usually refers to the variety of European Spanish spoken in northern and central Spain or as the language standard for radio and TV speakers.[1][2][3][4] In Spanish, the term castellano (Castilian) usually refers to the Spanish language as a whole
>In Spanish, the term castellano (Castilian) usually refers to the Spanish language as a whole
anglos always bastardize everything, Castilian is the name of the language, fuck off if you think otherwise
>tfw we're so polite we're having this argument in english so everyone can understand
You speak portunhol. Period.
>>72264383
>it's platense
what? no, I'm talking about the name of the country and the demonym, not the name of the dialect, "platense" as a demonym would only apply to people from Buenos Aires, and there's already "porteño" for that purpose.
>>72264483
>>72264504
no
>>72264445
Galicians are from Galicia, Spain, not the Argentine Republic.
>>72264537
we speak latin american spanish
>>72264688
>posting a picture from an english source
our dialect is "castellano rioplatense" which would translate into river platesian castilian.