The native language spoken in Argentina is Spanish. However, Argentine Spanish, known as "Rioplatense," has unique attributes, including its characteristic use of "voseo," which replaces the standard "tú" with "vos" for the informal second-person singular. This variation also influences pronunciation and vocabulary. While Spanish is the dominant language, Argentina is a culturally diverse nation with significant immigrant populations, leading to the presence of other languages such as Italian, German, and indigenous languages like Quechua and Guarani in various communities.