Originally Posted by Demonpenz

Huard quizá el hijo de Dios. El mece no sólo el país pero la ciudad. Yo lo vi abre para fusiles y rosas. La piedra rodante dijo que él preparó el camino para el metallica

Originally Posted by luv

I got a seal of excellence on my high school diploma for foreign language (Spanish). I've forgotten most of it.

I was a half of a credit shy of getting a seal of excellence in business eduation too. I took typing instead of keyboarding.

Originally Posted by Bugeater

It's pretty funny translating stuff into Spanish, and then translating it back.

I started with:

If you're robbing a bank and you're pants fall down, I think it's okay to laugh and to let the hostages laugh too, because, come on, life is funny.

En espanol:

Si usted roba un banco y ustedes son pantalones se caen, pienso que debe reírse bien y dejar a la risa de rehenes también, porque, venga en, la vida es graciosa.

Then translated back into English:

If you steal a bank and you are trousers they fall down, I think that he must laugh well and stop to the laugh of hostages also, because, it avenges in, the life is graceful.

Originally Posted by el borracho

Typing is probably more useful where you are but... everyone should learn at least one foreign language.

Originally Posted by Sam Hall

They told us in high school that we needed two years of spanish to enroll in a four-year college. What a crock that turned out to be.

Originally Posted by Bugeater

I took two years of Spanish and I'd still couldn't speak it to save my life.

Originally Posted by Bugeater

It's pretty funny translating stuff into Spanish, and then translating it back.