E30 - Immigration in Argentina: Following the Welsh Path in Patagonia

In this episode, we're diving deep into the incredible tale of Welsh immigration to Argentina. Discover how these adventurous souls became the first European settlers in Patagonia and find out how their traditions and language still thrive today. We'll also explore the vibrant tourism scene in Chubut, where cozy tea houses and stunning landscapes await. Get ready for a journey filled with history, culture, and the spirit of adventure as we uncover the fascinating story of Welsh immigration in Patagonia! ---------------------- [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] You can get the Transcription + Vocabulary Guide over here: https://ko-fi.com/s/4b28bc54fe You can complete a Fill in the Blanks activity about this episode: https://ko-fi.com/s/1e3b7fc747 If you're interested in joining Argentina Sin Filtros waitlist, click here: https://mariel032141.typeform.com/to/i7A5GoVD --- About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk - my email is [email protected] --- Solo Adventure program is still open, you can book a diagnosis call with me: https://tidycal.com/argentalkspanish/30-minute If you're interested in joining Argentina Sin Filtros waitlist, click here: https://mariel032141.typeform.com/to/i7A5GoVD --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

In this episode, explore the captivating world of Mafalda, Argentina's beloved comic character, created by the talented Quino. Mafalda made her debut in the turbulent 1960s, providing a unique voice in the midst of social and political changes. We delve into the character's origins, her friends like Felipe, Susanita, and Manolito, and the societal issues she tackled with humor and thoughtfulness. Mafalda's witty yet thought-provoking musings resonated with readers not only in Argentina but around the world. This episode also shines a light on Quino, the brilliant mind behind Mafalda, and his role in shaping this iconic character. ---------------------- [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] You can get new Transcription + Vocabulary Guide over here: https://ko-fi.com/s/1f80d53597 --- About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Solo Adventure program is open again, you can check it out and book your trial lesson: https://argentalk.com/ways-to-learn/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

In this episode, you'll learn about five captivating Argentine movies that not only entertain but also serve as powerful tools for language practice. I'll guide you through each movie, shedding light on the language nuances, cultural references, and engaging storylines that make these films perfect for learners of Spanish. From the suspenseful "Relatos Salvajes" to the artful "Mi obra maestra," we'll explore the diverse genres and themes that Argentine cinema has to offer. You'll get to know iconic Argentine actors like Ricardo Darín, delve into historical narratives, and navigate the world of art and deception. By the end of this episode, you'll not only have a list of must-see movies but also a deeper appreciation for the beauty of Argentine Spanish. ¡Vamos! ---------------------- [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] You can get new Transcription + Vocabulary Guide over here: https://ko-fi.com/s/5eccfa1e41 --- About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Solo Adventure program is open again, you can check it out and book your trial lesson: https://argentalk.com/ways-to-learn/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

Discover the intriguing tale behind Argentina's most beloved pastries and their unique, anarchist-inspired names. In this episode, we delve into the history of how these delectable treats earned names like 'bolas de fraile' and 'cañoncitos,' and how they served as a covert channel for conveying revolutionary ideas. From the influence of Italian anarchist Errico Malatesta to the workers' struggles of the late 19th century, we explore how these pastries became symbolic of a larger fight for equality. Tune in to learn how seemingly innocent sweets carry a powerful message rooted in Argentina's history of social activism. [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] You can get new Transcription + Vocabulary Guide over here: https://ko-fi.com/s/a5f07fd917 You can get the English Translation of this episode over here: https://ko-fi.com/s/cea1bab85a --- About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Solo Adventure program is open again, you can check it out and book your trial lesson: https://argentalk.com/ways-to-learn/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

This episode takes you on a journey through the captivating story of the Iguazu Falls, combining legends, geological insights, and practical travel tips. Get ready to explore the breathtaking beauty of one of Argentina's (and Brazil) most impressive natural wonders! [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] You can get new Transcription + Vocabulary explained over here: https://ko-fi.com/s/4eae991296 --- About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Solo Adventure program is open again, you can check it out and book your trial lesson: https://argentalk.com/ways-to-learn/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

I've talked to many of you about your experiences in Argentina, and chose ten culture shocks I believe will be useful for most foreigners who come to Argentina (language, some daily habits we have, and the way we greet people, among others). As I explain this to you, I also introduce some new lunfardo and phrases. [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] ------ About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. Go to https://argentalk.com/podcast/ for full transcripts of this episode. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk -------- Solo Adventure program is open again, you can check it out and book your trial lesson: https://argentalk.com/ways-to-learn/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

Have you already listened to part 1 of this talk about the Esteros del Iberá? In this second part, I will continue talking with Roque about the different tours that can be found in the Iberá Wetlands, a special place for animal lovers, what local contact the region has to offer, and he'll also explain about the Guaraní culture and what "el chamigo" means, among other things. [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] ------------------ Solo Adventure program is still open, you can book a diagnosis call with me: ⁠⁠https://tidycal.com/argentalkspanish/30-minute⁠⁠ If you're interested in joining Argentina Sin Filtros waitlist, click here: https://mariel032141.typeform.com/to/i7A5GoVD --------------- About Roque: He is a park ranger and bird guide at Iberá Park. He grew up in Carlos Pellegrini, the town in the province of Corrientes with access to the Iberá Lagoon and the first to start tourism in the region. ------ About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. Go to https://argentalk.com/podcast/ for full transcripts of this episode. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

In the Esteros del Iberá, you can find some of the most incredible animals we have in Argentina: the Yaguareté, yacaré, marsh deer, and capybara. In addition, you can go bird watching, share with gauchos or learn about the Guarani culture. In this episode, I have a chat with Roque Boccalandro, and he'll explain us how tourism came about in this region and why it's such an incredible place to visit. [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] --------------- About Roque: He is a park ranger and bird guide at Iberá Park. He grew up in Carlos Pellegrini, the town in the province of Corrientes with access to the Iberá Lagoon and the first to start tourism in the region. ------ About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. Go to https://argentalk.com/podcast/ for full transcripts of this episode. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

In this episode, you'll learn six idioms to sound more like a native. You'll also listen to a conversation Mariel will have with her husband Mariano using these idioms and some expressions more. Menos onda que... can you complete the phrase? Then come and discover how it ends! [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] ------ About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. Go to https://argentalk.com/podcast/ for full transcripts of this episode. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message

You want to know the habits of Argentines on vacation? We have 15 days, a month or more? In which months is the high season? Which are the most popular destinations in the country? Play the episode and start listening, I'll tell you everything you want to know about this topic. [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] ------ About Argentalk: You'll learn Argentine Spanish in context. Stories to learn about the culture at a speed adapted to an intermediate level. Learn local expressions and vocabulary without studying long lists. Go to https://argentalk.com/podcast/ for full transcripts of this episode. If you want to send me a message: - my Instagram is @argen.talk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argentalk/message