Donde esta el bano? (And even that I didn't learn well because I spelled "bano" as "banyo" and had to google it to get it right. Doh.)
Which means:
Where is the bathroom?
At some point in the school year, I thought it would be funny during Spanish Time to go up to the teacher and say "Donde esta el bano?" and give him a good little chuckle. You know because when you're twelve, anything to do with the bathroom is hilarious. Heck, it still is most of the time...at least to my husband. Who I wonder about his maturity sometimes...which is probably about the level of a twelve year old..
Anyway, I went up to him and with a big goofy grin on my face delivered the words in espanol.
He glanced at me and told me to go ahead and go to the bathroom.
Not a crack of a smile. Nothin'...
As I trudged down the hallway I realized two things:
a. Not everyone gets my sense of humor.
and
b. I really didn't have to go to the bathroom.
AHhahah! Too funny!
ReplyDeleteIt's too bad our computer doesn't have the little squiggle over the n.
ReplyDeleteI totally get your sense of humor! I can see myself doing this exact same thing. ha ha :) Thanks for the funny story.
ReplyDeleteHeh. I love it!
ReplyDeleteHaha! When I was in elementary school, I took a couple of years of French. And all I remember is "Je n'aime peu pas travailler." Or something like that. I think it's supposed to mean "I don't like to work" but I only remember it because it sounds like "poo pa".
ReplyDeleteHaha, your teacher probably had a kid EVERY school year come up and say that to him...in fact, I probably said it the previous year:)
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Well, I get it. Not sure what that means though.
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