Star watching telenovelas. You’ll want to learn Spanish just to find out why everyone seems so shocked by everyone sleeping with everyone else that they’re also sleeping with.
Sounds familiar. Jack of 8 languages, master of 2… What’s worse is that you can always take unfinished DIY projects to the skip but these unfinished languages just keep lying in an untidy heap in the corner of your mind.
Star watching telenovelas. You’ll want to learn Spanish just to find out why everyone seems so shocked by everyone sleeping with everyone else that they’re also sleeping with.
Try Latin. That way you only have to read it, not listen to it.
Destinos for WGBH. Your library may have the DVDs like mine did.
Or, Esperanto. I have several Asterix the Gaul comics in Esperanto. I can even read them.
Your library has “Destinos” on DVD? You’re lucky — all we had were VHS cassettes!
Because of “Destinos” on VHS, I now know that “¿Algo más?” means “Anything else?” in Spanish. (That’s progress, I guess.)
So, in this case, a bug is biting a Bug.
Sounds familiar. Jack of 8 languages, master of 2… What’s worse is that you can always take unfinished DIY projects to the skip but these unfinished languages just keep lying in an untidy heap in the corner of your mind.
The second panel made me laugh out loud, as I’m familiar with the struggles we Americans have trying to understand “muttered British English.”
“Oh. He said ‘Blimey.'” Yup. Been there.