TEACHER: Have you seen this paper before?
ME: ¿Ha visto este papel?
PARENT: No, nunca.
ME: No.
TEACHER: He should bring it home every day in his backpack.
ME: Lo debe traer cada dia en su cuchillo.
PARENT: incredulous look ¿Que?
ME: ¡O! ¡En su mochila!
Upside down question marks are part of the Spanish language. Cool, huh? :) As for what the Spanish words mean, see if you can figure it out using the pictures to help you. I just translated exactly what the teacher told me to say. It's pretty funny!
HA! You get that from your father. Just ask him about it.
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ReplyDeletePLEASE!what does this say?! I can't understand Spanish and why is the ? upside down!?!?!
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Upside down question marks are part of the Spanish language. Cool, huh? :) As for what the Spanish words mean, see if you can figure it out using the pictures to help you. I just translated exactly what the teacher told me to say. It's pretty funny!
ReplyDeleteOkay, uh, I cheated with the translations but I don't get it.
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