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Oct 18, 2002
I teach Spanish. One trick I learned ot get a class to quiet
down is saying "TIEMPO" and having the class respond with
MUERTO, pronounced Mwer'-toh (means time out), followed by
dead silence (ha ha, at middle school level!)
One young man is more excited than accurate about some of his
pronuniciation. He loves to do this "tiempo muerto" because
it gives him a chance to say something loud, his normal state
of speech.
Except.....he pronounces it "mierto", which is so much like
"mierda" that I have to snicker every time he says it.
For those who don't speak Spanish, "mierda" is what we frown
at kids for saying in English.
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I like your idea...I feel your pain/humor as I am also a
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