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Learn Uruguayan Spanish
- A Spanish Course For Uruguay
- Narrated by: Tobías Oliveira
- Length: 6 hrs and 30 mins
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Learn Uruguayan Spanish
Narrated by:
Tobías Oliveira
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Publisher's Summary
Uruguayan Spanish isn't the same as the Spanish spoken in Spain. Certain words and grammar rules differ, slang is different, and of course, there are differences in common foods and culture. This book offers an introductory language course for visitors to Uruguay, preparing you with core Spanish words and phrases, but also with the nuances of Uruguayan Spanish so you can understand the local language and customs. This audiobook offers a complete Uruguayan Spanish course in 10 sections.
©2022 Juan Ignacio Berro (P)2022 Historical Audiobooks
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