vvooper welcome to the hotel waluigi Mar 3, 2011 #76 Not me! I haven't taken Spanish since second grade. :D However, I DO still remember the Spanish word for pencil sharpener. xD
Not me! I haven't taken Spanish since second grade. :D However, I DO still remember the Spanish word for pencil sharpener. xD
vvooper welcome to the hotel waluigi Mar 3, 2011 #78 No, the teacher told us it was sacapuntas. If she was wrong, I'm going to go back in time and slap her.
No, the teacher told us it was sacapuntas. If she was wrong, I'm going to go back in time and slap her.
V Vellidragon Monty Mole Mar 4, 2011 #79 DyegoHalliwell said: Lapiz, right? Click to expand... schmutz said: No, the teacher told us it was sacapuntas. If she was wrong, I'm going to go back in time and slap her. Click to expand... Sacapuntas is indeed the sharpener; lápiz is the pencil itself.
DyegoHalliwell said: Lapiz, right? Click to expand... schmutz said: No, the teacher told us it was sacapuntas. If she was wrong, I'm going to go back in time and slap her. Click to expand... Sacapuntas is indeed the sharpener; lápiz is the pencil itself.
vvooper welcome to the hotel waluigi Mar 4, 2011 #80 Vellidragon said: DyegoHalliwell said: Lapiz, right? Click to expand... schmutz said: No, the teacher told us it was sacapuntas. If she was wrong, I'm going to go back in time and slap her. Click to expand... Sacapuntas is indeed the sharpener; lápiz is the pencil itself. Click to expand... That's good, since my Spanish teacher had a black belt. I don't think trying to slap her would work very well. Anyway, I'm just gonna stick with French instead and say "taille-crayon." Much simpler for me.
Vellidragon said: DyegoHalliwell said: Lapiz, right? Click to expand... schmutz said: No, the teacher told us it was sacapuntas. If she was wrong, I'm going to go back in time and slap her. Click to expand... Sacapuntas is indeed the sharpener; lápiz is the pencil itself. Click to expand... That's good, since my Spanish teacher had a black belt. I don't think trying to slap her would work very well. Anyway, I'm just gonna stick with French instead and say "taille-crayon." Much simpler for me.