I once heard a dad joke like: Dad: What are you drinking? Son: Soy milk, Dad: Hola milk, soy tu padre

I used to do this on Spanish tests as I was like “Oh WeLl If ThIs EnDs WiTh A lEtTeR o ThEn AlL oF tHeM sHoUlD tOo”

Jajajaja (laughing in Spanish)

I haven't see it like that xD and I speak spanish but now my brain is ....kaboom

looks like half of my classmates have been saying a**s in front of my Spanish teacher this whole time

And then you get even more embarrassed :)

even as a bilingual you start doubting yourself

Ohhh yes.

Oh man xD Is the same with Luna for example

More fit would have been "Luk, ayam llor papi" " ¡Ay carajo, NOOOO!"

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for those who are wondering. This is how a Spanish person would pronounce this. I know I used to pronounce Sprite: esprait

we Italians usually say the same thing, but adding an "s" to the end

I live on the border between Quebec and Ontario. Here we speak Frenglish.

lupa = el lente de aumento and in german you can say also Lupe

Loupe is also correct in english however its not well known by that term as a Loupe is primarily used by a jewelry maker / watch repair technician - Magnifying glass is the type of glass inside it. Which is why nearly everyone can also use Loep/luup or some variant. It means the same thing ;D

It's lupa/лупа/ in my mother language also.

It is also Luup in Estonian

In France we just say "loupe" *pronounced : loop*

It's lupa in Serbian as well.

In Indonesian, Lupa means forget.

I’m sorry but its lupa in polish as well

You can say Lupa in Polish as well

in dutch also known as loep

It's "loupe" in french

Spanish like to simplify everything. In Honduras, for instance, all citrus are called either naranja o limón. But there's not a single lemon in that country, there's limes (lima), there's white grapefruit (poma), both get called limón, and there's oranges (naranja) and that's it. It makes it bloody hard when I have a recipe that needs lemons and they keep handing me limes! But then, it gets even crazier, because 100% of the tea in Honduras has LEMON JUICE in it! Where did THOSE lemons come from? Can they really not taste the difference?! WTF MAN! lol XD

"Hola, sostén la puerta con un tenedor" ... that works :)

The German "Bananen" is plural while all the other words seem to be singular.

I'm sorry, but this is nothing compared to Finnish

sometimes I use both. Jajahaha

this is why I changed mine to ¡ah, ya!

Eh. Spanish grammar makes more sense than English...

como te Alpaca? huh?

LOL (riendome muy ruidoso)

in some countries saying "soy un pato" is Spanish slang for saying "I am gay"

I am going to I have a not very good time. (And time is incorrectly feminine.)

This is Spanish from Spain and not Latin America

:( poor you :(

It's not a weird language, people are just lazy about learning the ñ

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