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Ten cuidado cuando digas "esta agua", no puedes decir "este agua":

De esta agua no beberé

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Bob, si el programa del que hablas es Sesame Street en español se llama Barrio Sésamo.
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Bob, si el programa del que hablas es Sesame Street en español se llama Barrio Sésamo.
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Very true, Rusty... "el habla apropiada" y "el haba seca" también se incluyen.
The first time I asked for some pears in a Spanish shop the assistant laughed out loud saying that they did not sell bitches! I had asked him for

perras instead of peras. At least I got the "RR" OK!

Its like a Scottish R. When a Scot wears a kilt you can always recognise him by the way he rolls his ARSE!!
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Bob, si el programa del que hablas es Sesame Street en español se llama Barrio Sésamo.
En México es "Plaza Sésamo".
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The first time I asked for some pears in a Spanish shop the assistant laughed out loud saying that they did not sell bitches! I had asked him for

perras instead of peras. At least I got the "RR" OK!

Its like a Scottish R. When a Scot wears a kilt you can always recognise him by the way he rolls his ARSE!!


¿Porqué son tantas palabras no groseras las cuales son parecidas a las palabrotas en español? Como tonto/tanto pera/perra

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