Trevor’s Spanish Movie for Young Children: El Niño Ñoño

Spanish editor — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 08:25:09 +0000

Hey guys! I finally have a new video up here after a few months of nothingness =) Two weeks ago we were asked to make a children’s story in Spanish. Obviously I decided to do a video instead. It is full with inside jokes, but hopefully you will still find it somewhat amusing. Normally I wouldn’t post a video with so many inside jokes, but I was forced to put this on youtube by my spanish teacher and the rest of the class.

Some of these inside jokes include the words ñoño (by far the most fun word to say in the spanish language), electroencefalografista (the longest word in the spanish dictionary), breaking piñatas, peanut butter, and tuna (random words in our vocabulary list), and, of course, Sr. Camacho (an extremely awesome character in one of the many educational spanish videos we were forced to watch in class.)

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Duration : 0:2:15

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Trevor’s Spanish Movie for Young Children: El Niño Ñoño