Since arriving at language school in Guatemala I have had muchos problemas español. And my dream of becoming fluent in six weeks is quickly fading...
1. I told my teacher that I was married (casada) instead of tired (cansado)
2. I told Jorge, the son of my host family, ¨me gustas muchas" (i like you alot) instead of, 'I like it alot.' This happens everyday.
3. I didn't bring enough socks. But i did learn the word for socks, 'los calcentines.'
4. Yo bailo la salsa... (badly)
5. I bought un reloj that doesn´t work, and cost alot. I now have no alarm (and no Quetzales).
6. I attended film night. The film was Bosnian. With Spanish subtitles.
7. I met another student called, 'Rachell' but I just thought that nobody could pronounce my name.
8. I turned up for all the activities because I thought I was already signed up. I wasn´t. But Rachell was.
9. I overestimated the weather (wishful thinking)
10. I arranged to spend six months interning in Buenos Aires. Pero no hablo español.
Hay muchos problemos.
4 comments:
Just tell them your nickname Gretch, then there will be no confusion
Just tell them your nickname Gretch, then there will be no confusion
Gracias para tu commentario pero creo que ´Gretch´no es una palabra espanol
-Raquel
hay sin duda reglas, mi amor...
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