How you know what Spanish people are saying?
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I don't know. Sometimes I have a hard time understanding what English people are saying.
This question was thoroughly answered here, but I will gladly repeat my well-researched answer for you here:
It is a conspiracy, to ensure that English speakers don't understand what we're saying, so that we can laugh at them behind their backs. We understand each other because we are all naturally telepathic.
The phrase "ask a silly question, get a silly answer." comes to mind.
I read the subtitles. . .they have little screens on their tummies like Teletubbies.
Isn't it fun that they get to prank us once but we get to prank them multiple times throughout the day? ![]()
I listen carefully and if I miss something I say dime otro vez o algo asi
Only they know