FML : Today, I'm in Spain, and told the kids with whom I will be working that I was excited to be working with them. Only the form of excitement I used apparently...

Today, I'm in Spain, and told the kids with whom I will be working that I was excited to be working with them. Only the form of excitement I used apparently refers to sexual excitement. Basically, I told the kids I was sexually aroused to be working with them. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By thegoldenboy3 - / Thursday 12 February 2009 12:14 / Spain

Intimacy

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By borba72 | 0

#1584 - Thursday 12 February 2009 04:25

Yes, english speakers use "excited" to say they are happy with something. In latin languages such as spanish and portuguese to be excited is to be sexually aroused with something.

By yay_fml | 0

#1598 - Thursday 12 February 2009 05:55

I did the same thing in my German class! I said I was "excited" to travel that summer in a paper, and my professor had me correct it in front of the entire class. Apparently most other languages use the verb "to excite" in that way. Heh.

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By ToastedOats | 0

#1583 - Thursday 12 February 2009 04:19

You should know the difference. I know the difference in my second language. FYL.

bobnorris | 0

#897490 - Saturday 27 February 2010 03:38

this is disturbing... Ha Ha!!!

sassypants93 | 17

#1727706 - Saturday 20 November 2010 03:43

Haha you should know the difference between estoy exitado and estoy emocionado if you are in Spain.

This2Rudy | 7

#2274399 - Friday 1 April 2011 02:25

how do I fav this, where is the so called star

xXCANUCKSXx | 0

#3250764 - Wednesday 7 September 2011 06:36

Toolbox on wheels with a built in airconditioner

teentee401 | 36

#6014045 - Monday 21 July 2014 03:49

Top right corner

By borba72 | 0

#1584 - Thursday 12 February 2009 04:25

Yes, english speakers use "excited" to say they are happy with something. In latin languages such as spanish and portuguese to be excited is to be sexually aroused with something.

carbivore | 10

#5984599 - Sunday 22 June 2014 06:10

NEVER use "excitar." Haha

music_is_life22 | 12

#6096843 - Wednesday 22 October 2014 02:22

It's also sexual in French. Our French teacher didn't tell that to us until 8th grade of course, 8 years after we'd started speaking French. I have some regrets XD

By ezequiel_fml | 0

#1597 - Thursday 12 February 2009 05:51

So funny.

By yay_fml | 0

#1598 - Thursday 12 February 2009 05:55

By Spinach | 0

#1709 - Friday 13 February 2009 01:12

Seriously, you learn that in like first year Spanish. Learn the damn language. And before you tell everyone you are pregnant, make sure to look up the word for 'embarrassed.'

Torunn | 13

#3276812 - Monday 12 September 2011 11:41

Idiot. Please check the gender of OP.

omgiculol | 4

#4176714 - Saturday 17 March 2012 05:18

Hahah oh yeah "embarasado" means pregnant right? I've made that mistake lol

By thegoldenboy3 | 0

#1739 - Friday 13 February 2009 03:32

ahahaha honest mistake. i had a brain fart. oh well...

By feelslikeanoose | 0

#1832 - Friday 13 February 2009 09:59

You're lucky you didn't get arrested for that one!

By thegoldenboy3 | 0

#1852 - Friday 13 February 2009 12:23

nope. sorry. it's not peggy hill. it's Mike Hunt.

By thegoldenboy3 | 0

#2268 - Sunday 15 February 2009 04:57

i mean i learned it before, it was a brain fart. don't act like you've never had it !!!

Albie_Lynn | 5

#6275671 - Tuesday 28 April 2015 02:00

Hello

By d_dh2310 | 0

#3290 - Wednesday 18 February 2009 09:59

ahahaha yeah, i learned french in highschool.. but couldn't use it for my life. so i totally get the brain fart.. even if you know the language very well!!