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How you say in …
How you say in spanish , Breast, Belly, Hips, ASS, LIPS , teeth, Hair,?
@MisatoLowenmaul …
@MisatoLowenmaul siiii no te pregunte way
@TheSand19 no.. …
@TheSand19 no.. this is a spanish class, not a latin spanish class
they forgot el culo …
they forgot el culo las nalgas la verga los pelos la panocha stuff like that la mano !!!
1 tip to learn …
1 tip to learn Spanish fast get the program visual link Spanish
For the link to your free visual link Spanish program type in watch?v=0VOItGqpnaA into the youtube search bar or simply go to my video reviews
estudien spanish …
estudien spanish por favor todos LOL i pass my spanish class 7-8 with a A plus and a e donde esta las bobies
Scooby Doo On …
Scooby Doo On Zombie Island
la cabeZa, la nariZ …
la cabeZa, la nariZ, los braZos
they forgot la …
they forgot la espalda
she has a cute …
she has a cute bellybutton
no deberian colocar …
no deberian colocar los articulos, se oye raro, pero lo bueno es que los que hablan ingles ven la diferencia entre “la” y “el” (masc. y fem.)
but good work.
sayonara.