Hi there, my name is Ionathan and I want you to get the most out of Buenos Aires by immersing yourself in our particular way of understanding spanish language: the Castellano of the Río de la Plata. From tango "lunfardo" to modern slang, this city acts, thinks and gesticulates while talking. In our classes you'll learn that "tomatelas" and "tomatelas" could mean "drink it" or "get out of here", de
pending the context. You'll get a strong spanish ground in order to communicate in fellow spanish speaking countries. After all, it's the same language and differences are rather small as they are essential. I give individual or very small group classes right in Palermo neighbourhood (the greenest one!) and we're only 1 block away from the "subte" (subway) and from Santa Fe avenue where you can take many "colectivos" (buses). Send us a mail to [email protected]
We'll send you directions and information about rates. Even if you feel lost and want to ask something about the city or people in Buenos Aires, feel free to mail. There's always a way to help. Have a nice stay! Remember: [email protected]
* I worked several years teaching spanish to foreigners with an Institute. I've got a Univerity degree in Anthropology and a degree in Journalism. I'm currently taking a Master in Anthropology.
