Belgranodeutsch

As Belgranodeutsch the mixture of German and Spanish, is called, that was spoken among the descendants of German immigrants in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires.

The origin of the term goes back to the Belgrano neighborhood, in which the mid-20th century many German immigrants lived. The residents here Pestalozzi school (up to the early 1990s and the Goethe- school), acting by its bilingual orientation a focus on the German language.

Basis of Belgranodeutschs is the German language, the individual Spanish terms are mixed. This can be both nouns and verbs or adjectives in order. Verbs are frequently used in the sense of the German conjugation.

Examples:

• You lend me your goma times? ( Eraser )
• Traducierst you have a look? ( traducir = translate )
• I afeitiere now ( afeitarse = shave )

By Belgranodeutsch some German loanwords have been established in the Spanish of Argentina, such as the word cake.