Un Perro Espan~ol con Una Arruga Francesa!Ayer, Joey y yo paseamos en el parque despues de nuestra clase. Estabamos caminando en acera cuando yo vi un Bulldog Frances en una otra acera abajo de nosotros.
Yo corri escaleras abajo a la otra acera para acariciar el perro lindo. Por supuesto, con el permiso del duen~o, yo jugaba con el.
Me gustan los perros! No siempre entiendo la gente de paises differentes, pero siempre entiendo sus perros!
***Translation: ***
Yesterday, Joey and I strolled through a park after our class. We were walking on the sidewalk when I saw a French Bulldog on another sidewalk that was at a lower level.
I ran down the stairs to pet the cute dog. Of course, with the permission of the owner, I played with it.
I love the dogs! I don't always understand the people in different countries, but I always understand their dogs!
Una otra adventura luego...Ciao!
3 comments:
Very good post. I'm impressed by Em's spanish. And the picture of the dog is a little weird. It actually looks like he is aware that his picture is being taken. He looks somewhat human and he reminds me of someone - though I can't quite figure out who.
Dadman
I just thought of who the dog looks like...Mike Needham, former plant engineer at L'Anse.
Hey Em, here are the various milestones on learning to speak a new language:
Weeks 1 and 2 - extreme headaches and nausea while the brain tries to keep up.
Weeks 3 and 4 - begin to understand people without having to stare at their mounths.
Weeks 5 and 6 - occassionally find yourself thinking a few thoughts in the new language.
Weeks 7 and 8 - can begin understanding two speakers speaking to each other.
Weeks 9 and 10 - suddenly saying to oneself: "Hey I think I am speaking Spanish and doing OK."
Weeks 11 and 12 - Enjoying yourself and being comfortable in the new language.
Week 13 and 14 - Reading the newspaper with a fair degree of ease.
Bye for now.
Dadman
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