Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for December 01, 2009

There are a few tongue-twisters that just kill my British South African friend but aren’t even tongue-twisters if for someone with an American accent.

I like Tia’s twist on it.

Joe, I saw that Tia was speaking Spanglish also. How about trying Peter Piper after the sea shells?

Does Tia Carmen speak that way for Español? I think she doesn’t speak fluently. :-/

How about the new one which involves twits twittering ‘twixt themselves?

Makes me think there’s a cousin Felicia living on my block. It would explain that awful stink!

Did you know that in Spanish any Words that begin with “st” usually have an E preceding it? THat’s why a lot of ESL spanish speakers say things like “estop”. “estate”, ‘estress”, etc….

i never heard that one before tia carmen

SOMEBODY’S still bitter about Cousin Felicia …

we LOVE you Tia Carmen !

Hey! by the way, Tia Carmen, we love you very much, toooooo! :-)

Rubber , baby , buggy , bumper .

The cat ran over the roof of the house with a lump of rare liver in its mouth. Spanglish, please.

España/Spain, Estocolmo/Stockholm, Esteban/Steven, esquíes/skis, escuela/school, espíritu/spirit, escandinavo/Scandinavian, estudiar/study, estadio/stadium, estación/station, Escocia/Scotland, espía/spy, esfera/sphere, escocés/Scottish, Esfinge/Sphinx, establo/stable, Estige/Styx, estómago/stomach, etc. (more examples)