Spain pays jobless immigrants to leave.

[panamania79 2]

I would just laugh,I had so much fun arguing with them.I was a bilingual-education major in college and I had to take classes on the history of Spain.

I hate their "eis" and "ais" words. So much simpler with "an" (plural "yous"), the way it's done in Mexican Spanish.

Join the club,I think their talking to someone else when their talking to me.

Its a matter of taste and getting used to it. When I lived there the accent stuck on me.

Did you adopt the accent likr I adopted a "paisa" accent ?

[HAL 9000 96]

I would just laugh,I had so much fun arguing with them.I was a bilingual-education major in college and I had to take classes on the history of Spain.

I hate their "eis" and "ais" words. So much simpler with "an" (plural "yous"), the way it's done in Mexican Spanish.

Join the club,I think their talking to someone else when their talking to me.

Its a matter of taste and getting used to it. When I lived there the accent stuck on me.

Did you adopt the accent likr I adopted a "paisa" accent ?

Sister I even almost did the whole "th" sound when a word ended with the letter "d."

[panamania79 2]

I would just laugh,I had so much fun arguing with them.I was a bilingual-education major in college and I had to take classes on the history of Spain.

I hate their "eis" and "ais" words. So much simpler with "an" (plural "yous"), the way it's done in Mexican Spanish.

Join the club,I think their talking to someone else when their talking to me.

Its a matter of taste and getting used to it. When I lived there the accent stuck on me.

Did you adopt the accent likr I adopted a "paisa" accent ?

Sister I even almost did the whole "th" sound when a word ended with the letter "d."

So you must have sounded like him(kidding):

[HAL 9000 96]

I would just laugh,I had so much fun arguing with them.I was a bilingual-education major in college and I had to take classes on the history of Spain.

I hate their "eis" and "ais" words. So much simpler with "an" (plural "yous"), the way it's done in Mexican Spanish.

Join the club,I think their talking to someone else when their talking to me.

Its a matter of taste and getting used to it. When I lived there the accent stuck on me.

Did you adopt the accent likr I adopted a "paisa" accent ?

Sister I even almost did the whole "th" sound when a word ended with the letter "d."

So you must have sounded like him(kidding):

I think that was why subliminally I refused to pronounce that phoneme that way!

Anyway, the weekend just started... ala que me voy tía!

[panamania79 2]

I would just laugh,I had so much fun arguing with them.I was a bilingual-education major in college and I had to take classes on the history of Spain.

I hate their "eis" and "ais" words. So much simpler with "an" (plural "yous"), the way it's done in Mexican Spanish.

Join the club,I think their talking to someone else when their talking to me.

Its a matter of taste and getting used to it. When I lived there the accent stuck on me.

Did you adopt the accent likr I adopted a "paisa" accent ?

Sister I even almost did the whole "th" sound when a word ended with the letter "d."

So you must have sounded like him(kidding):

I think that was why subliminally I refused to pronounce that phoneme that way!

Anyway, the weekend just started... ala que me voy tía!

A parriandiar,pues.= Party hardy !