By sickdisney - 21/05/2012 18:42 - United States - Riverside

Today, I watched a movie with my little sister. I couldn't understand a word that was said during one scene, but I figured it was in some kind of made-up language. When I commented on it later, she called me a moron and said it was Spanish. FML
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DocBastard 38

Your sister was just ******* with your head. It wasn't Spanish, it was another made-up language called "French".

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reddudeover 2

Like the fries?

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GirlOnFire143 6

Or the bacon.

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reddudeover 2

Oddly enough, I'm now hungry and horny. I wonder why?

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TarieBoo 2

i was laughing all until 74's comment v_v

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beelee1988 13

#71- Bacon maybe?

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XtraEzeee 8

71- because we've been talking about bacon and French toast. As for why you're hungry, that's beyond my comprehension.

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AliceeH 5

She must've leaned a lot from Dora! Unless you're Spanish, then you should've known...

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Arrawyn 12

You're smart. And you said your little sister, right?

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Trisha_aus 15

You couldn't identify Spanish?! I would say something in spanish but even those who don't speak beat me to it...

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tj4234 35

don't be silly, American is the only language. Even us over in Britain know that.

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mhopper 13

Obviously OP lives in a bubble. Stop being a typical American and learn another language!!

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vocaloidtiger 12

But really, if OP lives in California and has never heard Spanish before, he/she must have never left his/her house.

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retyi43 14

hey let's give OP a little credit. it was only one word and we don't know what it was. it could've been something really obscure.

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vocaloidtiger 12

OP didn't mean 'a word' as in one single word in the scene, OP was saying that he/she didn't understand any of the scene at all. Read before you write.

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Rowdey 10

Yes, you should read before you write. It definitely said "a word"..

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retyi43 14

the FML said "I didn't understand a word in one scene," as in ONE WORD. the text does not say anything about not understanding an entire passage. you're putting words in the text that aren't there

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LSS_fml 18

This is one of those things where the expression in the persons voice would have made all the difference... Too bad FML doesn't come with audio.

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twisted_cherub 14

32- I'll try to help you here, but it's an impossible argument since OP didn't put "single" between "a" and "word". They're taking it too literally. Everyone else in this thread, OP meant the entire scene. Why would someone assume the movie's writers made up an entire language if there was only one word she didn't know?

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Roflsauruz 12

Yeah, he/she meant the entire scene. They said: "I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND A WORD THAT WAS SAID DURING ONE SCENE" .... And "I didn't understand a word that was said" is a common expression for not being able to understand what the hell they we're saying. They definitely didn't mean ONE word.

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eccentrix 12

Dothraki and Klingon are some examples of constructed languages for TV shows. Star Wars had aliens speaking. Even just for one word, maybe the movie was based on a book or more of the language was developed but cut from the final version.

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unknown_user5566 26

One word? OP said it was one SCENE. I'm sure there have been shows with one-word scenes, but I highly doubt this is one of those situations.

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tot200 0

Español es un idoma muy facil de entender. Eres muy tonta si vives en California y no has escuchado el español.

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tot200 0

Español es un idoma muy facil de entender. Eres muy tonta si vives en California y no has escuchado el español.

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