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Alrighty.

We listened to this song in Spanish (aptly named "Abre la Muralla") when learning about commands.

For those not fluent in Spanish, "abre la muralla" means "open the wall"

HOW DO YOU OPEN A WALL?

And they kept going "tum tum ?quien es?" (tum tum is apparently someone knocking on the wall) and then they would decide if the thing knocking could come in. The tooth of the snake, for example, is not allowed in.

This picture excites my Spanish teacher, and I have to go email it to her.

Other non-Spanish info: the model-ly stick figure is based on a friend, though it looks nothing like her.

Description
Alrighty.

We listened to this song in Spanish (aptly named "Abre la Muralla") when learning about commands.

For those not fluent in Spanish, "abre la muralla" means "open the wall"

HOW DO YOU OPEN A WALL?

And they kept going "tum tum ?quien es?" (tum tum is apparently someone knocking on the wall) and then they would decide if the thing knocking could come in. The tooth of the snake, for example, is not allowed in.

This picture excites my Spanish teacher, and I have to go email it to her.

Other non-Spanish info: the model-ly stick figure is based on a friend, though it looks nothing like her.