Of course, being given just the plain textbook is a bit boring. So instead of an actual textbook - because stealing is bad, and the books belong to my school in NZ - they photocopied all the pages that would come in handy for me.
This is the inside cover, with the school stamp, and a photo of my Spanish buddies after our Spanish exam.
The additional bit of writing outlined in green says 'When I finish in the university, I want to marry and have a family. A divorce is sometimes necessary. I have experience.'
This is the section where we learnt how to read, write, listen and speak about drug dependancy. Drugs however, are a big no-no. Salchichas locas, no necesito eso!
Around some of the pages, they practiced their Spanish writing.
My host brother finds this part hilarious . . .
And of course I have to live with the possiblity I might get ill . . .
On the right, are the different forms of the verb, we even had a song to remember them.
The back cover.
Without my ¡Listos!, I don't know where I'd be. So a huge shout out to my Spanish buddies for this!
2 comments:
*gasp* Listos... Listos books are sucky but yours looks much cooler :)
Thought i'd leave another comment just to make sure you know that people are still reading your blog!
I really enjoy reading your blog. I had to laugh when you said that you were waiting at one church in the city, and your friends at the other! That happened in a movie I saw recently,it was a couple that hadnt seen each other in years, and the man and woman were standing at different fountains!
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