Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Un Dia Lento Despues de Una Noche Emocionante

Today, we read 2 stories and one poema espanola. Son muy interesantes. La primera es una historia de una gallina. Eso es su nombre. Creo que sea para ninos porque es muy simple. Se entiendo menos la segunda historia es poco mas dificil para entender pero yo se que es sobre un perro. Para la clase de conversasion, practicemos foneticos. Una vez, necesite "cigarettes" en espanol. En Espana, la palabra para "cigarettes" es "cigarillos" pero en Mexico, la palabra es "cigarros" y cuando leia la palabra "cigarros," continuaba pronunciarlo "cigarillos" y mi profesora creia que era gracioso. Y yo tambien, claro. Mi profesora habia querido que vieramos cortometrajes porque me gusta peliculas y Norma queria mi opinion de las peliculas. Para la clase de cultura, teniamos la clase de salsa. Mas hombres bailaba en esa clase. Aprendimos una combinacion nueva. Para mi, salsa es un baile muy facil pero mucha gente tenia problemas porque es un baile poco dificil. Para mi, no es pero para otros, es. I was so tired after school. It was interesante porque para almuerzo, we had sopa como todo y teniamos los espaguetis. It was alright. Oyinna y yo both had siestas esta tarde, jaja. I was so tired after last night. When I came back from the bar, which was hella fun btw, I wasn't tired so it took me an hour to get to sleep. At the bar, there was a live band that played old American music. They were really good except we were like, right next to the speakers so we had trouble hearing each other. Haha, Onna thought that after Saturday I had changed, but I hadn't. I ordered a Pina Colada again, jaja. At the bar, I hung out with my friends for an hour or so. Then Adam and I met this guy who was very interesting to talk to. He was very nice. He spoke English really well because he studied it in Minnesota para 6 meses y su novia esta en Minnesota. However, we mostly spoke in Spanish because it was easier for him. Sometimes, though, we needed a little English. He was really friendly an interesting to talk to. I noticed a lot of people at bars and whatever are like that. When we were at Teotihuacan, it was kinda funny this happens often too, a guy came up to Oyinna, Onna, and I and asked for our picture. We took our picture with him and afterwards, we talked for a few minutes and told him our names. You don't really see that in the US. Like, you can't tell by looking at someone that they're from another country in the US, but here you can. And at Dubai Friday night, this guy came up to my friends and I and asked for a picture con nosotras. He never even asked for our names, I don't think. He took a picture with us then went back to his friends. It was actually kinda cool. Mujeres como yo y Oyinna son raras en este pais. I also met a guy who had an accent I didn't recognize nor could understand very well. We only talked for a bit but he was pretty cool. I like hearing different accents too. Como los de la puebla en espana. Los accentos de las pueblas en espana son dificil para entender porque son como los accentos de Californias in English. They slur the words together like we do here. Idk, I think accents are interesting.

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