By thegoldenboy3 - 12/02/2009 12:14 - Spain

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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
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borba72 0

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.

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yay_fml 0

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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vreaulamata 0

there's a pedo bear in all of us... ROFL

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Yllohazn 0

dude that sucks. LOL, you just made my day big time.

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Zacham 5

good thing to learn. in mandarin it can be changed just by the tone of your voice though

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iluvpink10 0

hahaha next time make sure you know what you are saying. FYL

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ElZamo 0

If you say excitado meant to be sexually aroused by something

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histiger4evr 5

lmfao way to be :p

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needsagf14 12

I've made that mistake in French class. Once I told my French teacher I was excited about our class trip to France, but I used the wrong version.

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jorgeq161 4

To all you people who don't understand, no, excited isn't necessarily sexual in Spanish. It's just a double meaning word, that the kids took it the wrong way has nothing to do with OP.

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