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jdmoncada
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 Message 49 of 76
07 August 2011 at 5:18am | IP Logged 
My favorite kids joke:

Q: What did the Mexican fireman name his twin sons?
A: Jose and Hose B



I also love this Eddie Izzard skit that starts in English and ends in French:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1sQkEfAdfY
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Phantom Kat
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 Message 50 of 76
07 August 2011 at 6:05am | IP Logged 
Some jokes in Spanish where the answers are supposed to be in Mandarin.

1. What do you call someone who's poor?

Chin chun chentavo.

(Spanish: Sin un centavo. {Without a cent.})

2. What do call a single woman?

Chin chun macho.

(Spanish: Sin un macho. {Without a male.})

- Kat
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patuco
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 Message 51 of 76
07 August 2011 at 1:13pm | IP Logged 
Continuing the Spanish-Mandarin theme in a non-pc way:

What do you call three homeless people?

Shin Lu, Shin Awa & Sin Na
[Sin Luz, Sin Agua, Sin Nada]
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lingvisten
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 Message 52 of 76
13 August 2011 at 8:34pm | IP Logged 
Here's a trilingual one on youtube.
The three hunters (English-Hakka-
Hokkien)


Englishmen: You look!
Hakka: yu lok? (There's a deer?)
(Hakka shot the deer)
Hokkien: m3-si7! (No it isn't!)
Hakka: m si? (Not dead yet?) hoi do long chong! (I'll fire two more shots)
(Hakka shot again)
They approached the 'deer' and it was actually a woman

(The Hakka hunter thought the other two hunters were speaking Hakka. "You look" sounds
like 「有鹿」"There's a deer", and 「唔是」"m3-si7" in Hokkien sounds very much like 「唔
死」"It isn't dead")
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cmellor
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 Message 53 of 76
16 August 2011 at 6:00pm | IP Logged 
Surprised no one posted this one yet! One of my all time favorites and I saw it years before I ever took an interest in learning Spanish.
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JeremyTaylorUK
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 Message 54 of 76
22 December 2012 at 12:28pm | IP Logged 
A French boy studying English fancied his teacher. He asked her in his best English: Hey,
teacher, you want 'ave some 'anky panky wiz me?
The teacher replied: Wiz you? Never!
The boy replied. Tres bien. Mais peut-etre never et demi?
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luke
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 Message 55 of 76
22 December 2012 at 2:02pm | IP Logged 
This one is done with a thick Argentinian accent:

I like the way those pants fit you. They make jordache stick out.
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hrhenry
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 Message 56 of 76
22 December 2012 at 2:14pm | IP Logged 
Phantom Kat wrote:
Some jokes in Spanish where the answers are supposed to be in
Mandarin.

1. What do you call someone who's poor?

Chin chun chentavo.

(Spanish: Sin un centavo. {Without a cent.})

2. What do call a single woman?

Chin chun macho.

(Spanish: Sin un macho. {Without a male.})

- Kat

"Chiquilladas", a popular program in Mexico in the 80s, was chock full of jokes like
this.

Also, La India Maria used to have all sorts of pronunciation gags with her Spanish. I
*loved* her sense of humor.

R.
==


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