what's their Spanish accent like?

>>213856695 (OP)
A copy of the argentinian one, like all their culture and identity.

Rioplatense

>>213856695 (OP)
They sound like brazilians

it sounds like the argie but slower

>>213856695 (OP)
It's much better than the rest. They are like an S-Class Argentina upgrade.

>>213856695 (OP)
>Me shamo
>Vos

>>213856695 (OP)
it's like argentinian but dull, without the singy italian tone and none of the performatics; also, we tend to not pronounce the final "s" in most words and phrases. It goes hand in glove with our culture, we are the greyest most apathetic mfers in latinamerica

>>213857808
Can you record a vocaroo of you saying something?

>>213857808
>we tend to not pronounce the final "s" in most words and phrases
then you talk like people from santa fe, argentina

>>213856695 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DplxaR9AlpA

>>213857808
>we tend to not pronounce the final "s" in most words and phrases
based

>>213856695 (OP)
Basically think how New Zealand accent is slightly different to the Australian one, but only they can tell each other apart, that's how there's is with Argentina's

>>213856695 (OP)
uruGAYan live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4-4_OoEPcM

>>213856695 (OP)
>Tu teleraña me la paso por los huevos
>¿Telaraña? TE LA CHUPO

>>213859225
We say sherba

>>213859905
The only one that knows

Some Uruguayans say "tú"

>>213859551
I can't tell uruguayans apart most of the time, they sound almost the same.

>>213861551
I'm almost certain New Zealanders and Australians can't tell each other apart but I can't confirm