More with this structure
Intermediate Mid–HighLa tarea del asado.
Your fictional Argentine friend Joaco is organizing an asado for Saturday and texts you the planning details. The thread is full of voseo (sos, tenés, querés, vení). You read it, decide which verb forms are doing what, and reply with one message in voseo that fits the casual peer register without sounding like you are doing an impression.
Intermediate Mid–HighLa pulpería de Don Chele.
Your fictional Salvadoran aunt texts you because Don Chele, the elderly owner of the corner pulpería where she has shopped since childhood, just turned 80. She wants you to record a short video message. The thread mixes voseo (the way she talks to you) with usted (the way she talks about Don Chele). You read it, notice the register shift, and write back.
Intermediate HighEl último colectivo
A branching night-in-the-city GAME: it's late in Buenos Aires, the march is over, and you've missed the last bus. Read the bus schedule to know your options, assemble a polite reply from word tiles, collect words into your Lexicón and clues onto a case board, and find one of four endings. Every gate is comprehension of rioplatense Spanish (vos commands + subjunctive advice).