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Argentine Spanish · AI voice coach

Hablá como en Argentina — on your morning walk.

Talk out loud with Sofía, an AI coach from Buenos Aires, or Martín from Rosario. Both use vos with you, like everyone in Argentina, so vos tenés and ¿querés? feel normal before you land. Five minutes at a time, hands-free.

  • 20 free minutes with your coach
  • No credit card
  • Switch your Spanish anytime
Sofía · AI coachBuenos Aires
  • Sofía · AI coach

    Che, ¿todo bien? ¿Vos qué hiciste ayer?

    Hey, all good? What did you do yesterday?

  • Tú (you)

    Fui a un café en Palermo. ¿Tú quieres ir?

    I went to a café in Palermo. Do you want to go?

  • Sofía · AI coach

    ¡Dale! Acá decimos «¿vos querés ir?». Otra vez.

    Sure! Here we say “do you want to go?” with vos. Again.

An example of a lesson. In the app you speak out loud and your AI coach answers out loud.
Your two AI coaches

Meet Sofía and Martín.

Pick a friend to chat with or a teacher who goes slower. Both speak Argentine Spanish, and you can swap coaches anytime.

Sofía

Buenos Aires

  • AI coach
  • Friend
  • Uses vos

Warm and funny, a porteña with Rioplatense Spanish: che, re, bárbaro, dale. She uses vos with you from the first minute.

«¡Hola! Soy Sofía. ¿Todo bien? Hoy vamos a practicar un rato, ¿dale?»

Hi! I'm Sofía. All good? Let's practice for a bit today, OK?

Martín

Rosario, Santa Fe

  • AI coach
  • Teacher
  • Uses vos

Patient and clear, with a soft Rioplatense accent. He speaks slowly, uses vos like everyone in Argentina, and explains the vos forms as they come up.

«Hola, soy Martín. ¿Cómo estás? Hoy vamos a practicar un rato, despacito, ¿dale?»

Hi, I'm Martín. How are you? Let's practice for a bit today, nice and slow, OK?

Sofía and Martín are AI voice coaches, not real people. Their backgrounds are made up so the conversation goes both ways, and no human is listening.

Signature expressions

Words you'll hear in Argentina.

Your coach uses them in conversation and gets you saying them out loud. Every variety of Spanish is real Spanish; these are just the ones people use in Argentina.

Che, ¿todo bien?
Hey, all good?
Che is a friendly “hey” between people who know each other.
¿Vos qué querés?
What do you want?
Voseo: vos querés, vos tenés, vos sos, stressed on the last syllable.
Dale
OK, sure, let's go
Agreement, encouragement or “go ahead”, all in one word.
¡Qué copado!
How cool!
For a plan, a place or a person you like.
Re
Really, very
Goes before an adjective: re lindo (really nice), re cansado (really tired).
¡Bárbaro!
Great! / Fantastic!
A warm “perfect” when plans come together.
El laburo
Work, a job
Me voy al laburo: I'm off to work. From the Italian lavoro.
¿Viste?
You know? / See?
A tag at the end of a sentence to check you're following.

How they say it

  • Sheísmo: the “sh” soundLl and y sound like “sh”: calle sounds like “cashe”, yo like “sho”, playa like “plasha”.
  • Vos, stressed at the endVos tenés, vos querés, vos sos, and commands too: vení, mirá, contame.
  • A musical melodyA rise-and-fall intonation many people compare to Italian, and in relaxed speech an s that softens before a consonant.
Who it's for

For people who want to talk, not just tap.

Long stays and remote work

A few months in Buenos Aires? Arrive used to vos, the colectivo and the café order, so day one feels easier.

«¿Vos de dónde sos?»

Patagonia, Mendoza and beyond

Hiking, wine country, long bus rides. Practice asking, booking and chatting before the trip.

«¿Me recomendás un lugar para comer?»

Tango and culture

Tango classes, an asado with friends, a long conversation over mate. Join in, in their Spanish.

«¿Dónde hay una milonga esta noche?»

How it works

Short conversations, out loud.

Headphones in, phone in your pocket. No typing, no flashcards: you speak, Sofía listens and answers.

  1. Start a 5-minute conversation

    Sofía asks about your day, or plays a role, a barista or a taxi driver, and waits until you've finished your thought.

  2. On a roll? Extend to 10

    Keep going for five more minutes. When you slip, you'll hear «Yo lo diría así…» and you try again.

  3. Take the 20-minute challenge

    Ready to stretch? Go for one longer conversation and see how far your Spanish goes.

After every conversation you get a written recap: the verbs you used, the fixes to say again (Dilo otra vez) and a challenge for next time. Your mistakes come back later in a quick spoken review.

What you'll practice

Real moments, set in Argentina.

A few of the lessons on your learning path, adapted to Argentine Spanish. Each one has five target words that light up as you say them.

  • Un cortado, por favor

    At a café in Palermo, Buenos Aires: un cortado y dos medialunas, ordered with vos: ¿me traés…?

  • En la parrilla

    Dinner at a parrilla: bife de chorizo, vacío, provoleta, a gaseosa and la cuenta.

  • En la verdulería

    Fruit by its Argentine names, frutillas, duraznos, ananá, with prices often in thousands of pesos.

  • En taxi y en subte

    A taxi from Ezeiza airport, with a chatty driver who uses vos, then the subte and where to get off.

  • En el hotel

    Check in at a small hotel in Mendoza, among the vineyards: nights, breakfast and the wifi.

  • Hola, ¿cómo andás?

    Greetings the way friends say them, ¿todo bien?, ¿cómo andás?, chau, and the vos forms that go with them.

Pricing

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Try Sofía and Martín with 20 free voice minutes, no credit card. Argentine Spanish is included in every plan, free or Pro.

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  • 20 voice minutes with your coach to try it
  • All 28 books, A1 to C2, with read-aloud
  • Daily news at six levels
  • Music lessons and the learning path
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$99/ year

Just $8.25 a month, billed once a year.

  • About 7 minutes of conversation a day (200 voice minutes a month)
  • Teacher mode, recaps and spoken review
  • Everything in Free
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Pro · Monthly

$19.99/ month

Flexible. Cancel anytime.

  • About 10 minutes of conversation a day (300 voice minutes a month)
  • Teacher mode, recaps and spoken review
  • Everything in Free
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Prices in USD. Taxes may apply. Pro renews automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime from your account. Voice minutes reset each month; see the Terms.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is my coach a real person?

No, your coach is an AI, not a person. Sofía and Martín are AI voice coaches, powered by advanced AI voice technology. Their backgrounds are made up so the conversation goes both ways, and no human is listening in. That also means you can make as many mistakes as you like, at any hour, with zero judgment.

Like any AI, your coach can occasionally get something wrong. If an explanation sounds off, ask again or check it in the reading tools.

Will I learn vos or tú?

Vos. Sofía and Martín use it with you, and lessons show the vos forms next to the tú ones (tú tienes → vos tenés). If you say tú, people in Argentina will understand you perfectly; your coach just answers with vos so you hear it. For “you all”, Argentina uses ustedes, like the rest of Latin America.

Will people outside Argentina understand me?

Yes. The grammar is the same everywhere, so you'll be understood in any Spanish-speaking country. Only some everyday words and sounds change, and your coach points them out when they come up.

Can I switch to another Spanish later?

Yes, anytime. Go to Ajustes (settings) and choose another Spanish or another coach: Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Spain or neutral Latin American. It's the same plan and the same price whichever Spanish you pick.

I'm a total beginner. Is this for me?

Yes. When you start you choose beginner, intermediate or advanced, and your coach adapts: slower, simpler Spanish and English help for beginners; richer topics and fewer hints as you improve. Just say «más despacio» or «¿en inglés?» whenever you need to.

What do I need? Does it work on iPhone and Android?

A phone with an up-to-date browser (iPhone or Android), headphones with a microphone (any earbuds work), and an internet connection. You can add Paseo to your home screen so it opens like an app. No app store needed. It also works on a laptop.

What's free, and what's in Pro?

Free: all the books, the daily news, the music lessons and the learning path, plus 20 minutes of conversation with your coach so you can try it. No credit card.

Pro adds voice minutes every month: 300 on the monthly plan (about 10 minutes a day) or 200 on the yearly and founder plans (about 7 a day), with teacher mode, recaps and spoken review. Choosing your Spanish is included in every plan.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Cancel from your account settings in the app at any time. You keep Pro until the end of the period you've paid for, and you won't be charged again. The free voice minutes don't need a credit card, so there's nothing to cancel if you're just trying it.

Thinking of another Spanish?

Same app, same price. Switch anytime in Ajustes.

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