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  Seth Dickens

  Sunday, January 18, 2009 at 1:56 am

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  Me gust arse smooch o’s, mar norn come prendy un c****o. poor darsy k kwestoo eh ‘n poe pew E tally an o.

  

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    E.Benito Ruiz

    Sunday, January 18, 2009 at 2:32 am

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    Very impressive, fast learner. But you mean *cazzo*? Yes, you’re right, that’s e tally an o.
    I think it could work as an activity for the classroom, no kidding!

    Do you want me to translate some of the sentences from the video?

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  Jorge Pérez Sansano

  Friday, February 27, 2009 at 3:22 pm

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  Hello Elena

  (Forgive my grammar, but since your classes in the UPV I used my english only for reading science papers)

  This video is very fun, but is not the original. The Morancos made several years ago flamenco courses for foreing turists. I remember the classes for “quejío”:

  “I! I! I! ” – “Ay! Ay! Ay!”
  “Are salt!” – “Arsá!”
  “Kid Joe!” – “Quillo!”

  An other thing. Since our last encounter in the tram going to the UPV I have being thinking about a scketch from Monty Phyton (I love them) that I hope you like it.

  Elena, that should be your introduction into a Australian University
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_p0CgPeyA

  See you.

  (Si he comentido muchas faltas me pondré a repasar)

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    E.Benito Ruiz

    Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 7:04 pm

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    Hi Jorge! Yeah, fetch the book and revise asap! Just kidding.
    Monty Python: LOL: “Is your name not Bruce?”, “No, it’s Michael”, “Oh, that’s going to cause a little confusion”…
    The university’s name is Walamaloo or something…yeah, pretty easy to remember/pronounce, like Wollongong ;P