Monday, May 31, 2010

one semester of spanish love song

I just wanted to share this video of how to use minimal Spanish to woo your love. One of my fellow teachers showed this to me my last year of teaching, and I thought it was hilarious... and so true. My kids loved it too.


Thanks, Amy T., for reminding me. I needed a laugh. Good memories. :)

(And I'm kind of posting back to back here, so make sure you don't miss Jonah's 15 month post.)

11 comments:

Jennifer said...

THAT was funny! I even knew all that he was talking about which I think probably made it even funnier! Thanks for the giggles! Jennifer of Southeast, NC

Amy said...

I've heard you sing this before. Now I know where it's from.

MoonNStarMommy said...

LOLOL, that's really cute. I'm stopping by via another blog and I have a page called "Special Families" and wanted to let you know that I added Jonah's button to it.

Me said...

That is soooo funny. I'm in Canada so we don't learn Spanish in school, just French. So is it sad that I understood about 90% of that because of Dora the Explorer?

Me, the boys and a Farm... said...

that is FUNNY! Thanks for sharing. By the way...I back-read your 15 month post on Jonah. I can't get over how quickly the last 3 months have gone by! He is so amazingly adorable...Thanks for sharing your beautiful life!

Jenn said...

That's hysterical, love the "au revoir" at the end. :) Hug the little guy for me, see you both on Thursday!

~jenn

Krystal said...

Yep, I understood everything he was singing. Guess I haven't lost that much in 26 years!!!

Jonah is such a cutie, and I pray for y'all frequently. Hang in there, Mom!

Brittany said...

My Spanish I teacher showed us this video, too! Hilarious!

Sewconsult said...

¡Denada! ¡Muy gracioso! I had a Cuban teacher for first year Spanish. Second year was a Chilean professor on sabbatical who spoke no English. We taught her more English than she taught Spanish. Third year Spanish, she was able to teach us some more Spanish. Fourth year, I was in class for a week. I quit when I found that 3 & 4 th yr students would be in one class. I figure that out of all that time in class, I learned about 2 yrs worth. My older daughter has a double BA degree in English & Spanish. She cringes when I try to talk to the Hispanic waiters!

jardinera linda said...

qué gracioso! queda claro que lo importante en las canciones de amor no es lo que se dice, sino cómo se dice!!!!!!!!

sefq4f said...

I wish my spanish teacher in HS would have showed us that! Too funny!