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Spanish Language Cartoons and Comics
Spanish Language cartoon 1 of 28
COVID y Violencia Domestica
Tags:
spanish, spanish language, espana, spain, france, francia, chipre, cyprus, argentina, singapur, singapore, violencia domestica, domestic violence, domestic abuse, increased domestic violence, covid-19, covid 19, corona, coronavirus, novel coronavirus, corona virus, novel corona virus, pandemic, pandemics, self-isolation, social distancing, quarantine, quarantines, quarantined, lockdown, lockdowns, locked down, stay-at-home order, stay-at-home orders, shelter-in-place, shelter-in-place order, shelter-in-place orders
Spanish Language cartoon 2 of 28
'Amigo! Speak French and history won't blame us for the exploitation of the Indians.'
Spanish Language cartoon 3 of 28
"OK...let's practice your Spanish! And we'll start with things you know...like this! Your computer joystick! In Spanish, it's...it's...el joystick."
Spanish Language cartoon 4 of 28
"Hello, everyone...or should I say, 'hola'?"
Spanish Language cartoon 5 of 28
"With Tia Carmen's chickens, we'll get twice as much candy!"
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baldo, halloween, halloween candy, candy, candies, sweets, scheme, schemes, scheming, trick-or-treat, trick-or-treating, trick-or-treater, trick-or-treaters, ploy, ploys, dress up, dresses up, dressing up, pander, panders, pandering, silly outfit, silly outfits, spanish, spanish language, bilingualSpanish Language cartoon 6 of 28
"Billy, if you want to join the Spanish Club, that's cool. In fact, we can make you a member right now."
Spanish Language cartoon 7 of 28
"What's the big deal about speaking Spanish in your house, anyway?"
Spanish Language cartoon 8 of 28
"This is the Spanish Club, right? Aren't you gonna kick me out?"
Spanish Language cartoon 9 of 28
"It's my second cousin Gerardo!"
Spanish Language cartoon 10 of 28
"I need a cup of Jose."
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baldo, joe, jose, translate, translates, spanish name, spanish names, coffee, cafe, spanish language, bilingual, spanish translation, spanish translations, joseph, early morning, early mornings, coffee fix, coffee addict, coffee addicts, coffee addiction, simple translation, simple translationsSpanish Language cartoon 11 of 28
"Before you say anything else...I want to make it clear that I am a pioneer in the battle against reverse discrimination...and I will gladly be called whatever name you people have for me in my fight against bigotry of the worst kind."
Spanish Language cartoon 12 of 28
"Every night, I'm going to teach you Spanish words so you don't forget your language."
Spanish Language cartoon 13 of 28
"Maybe I can teach you Spanish with some songs I remember singing as a young man."
Spanish Language cartoon 14 of 28
"Cool... this Spanish station's tagline is 'The Precious One.' Pretty harmless, huh?"
Spanish Language cartoon 15 of 28
"This is my way of forcing you guys to learn Spanish! Whoever breaks this rule cleans out the garage!"
Tags:
baldo, spanish, learn spanish, learns spanish, learning spanish, spanish language, bilingual, bilingual household, bilingual households, immigrant family, immigrant families, conversational spanish, rule, rules, backfire, backfires, backfiring, fluent spanish, fluent english, english as a second language, house rule, house rulesSpanish Language cartoon 16 of 28
"Tia Carmen, there are Spanish knock-knock jokes! But you're supposed to say 'toc-toc.'"
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baldo, knock-knock joke, knock knock jokes, spanish, spanish language, latin american, latin americans, misunderstand, misunderstands, misunderstanding, misunderstandings, joke, jokes, sense of humor, senses of humor, sense of humour, senses of humour, bad joke teller, bad joke tellers, telling a joke, tell a joke, kill a joke, killing a jokeSpanish Language cartoon 17 of 28
"My friend Bernarda fell this morning. But it's okay...it just bruised her poquito."
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baldo, spanish, spanish language, spanish translation, spanish translations, mistranslate, mistranslates, mistranslation, mistranslations, bruise, bruises, small bruise, small bruises, heal, heals, healing, slip and fall, slips and falls, slipping and falling, poquito, monolingual, second language, second languagesSpanish Language cartoon 18 of 28
"'Pobre Pablo! Hoy esta Enfermo.' Can you tell me what I just said, Cruz?"
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baldo, spanish, spanish class, spanish classes, spanish language, spanish teacher, spanish teachers, learn a language, learning a language, second language, second languages, repeat, repeats, repeating, translate, translates, translation, translations, translating, repeat back, repeats back, repeating back, english, english speaker, english speakers, monolingualSpanish Language cartoon 19 of 28
"We don't have knock-knock jokes on Christmas."
Spanish Language cartoon 20 of 28
"This is...Numero Uno! The new network for today's American Latino!"
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baldo, latino, latinos, american latino, american latinos, spanish language, spanish language television, spanish language tv, latino outreach, latin outreach, social divide, social division, social divisions, rough start, rough starts, misguided, poor attempt, poor attempts, outreach, stereotype, stereotypes, stereotypicalSpanish Language cartoon 21 of 28
A Pollo XIII
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astronaut, astronauts, spaceship, spaceships, spanish, spanish language, rocket, rockets, space travel, space exploration, cosmonaut, cosmonauts, chicken, chickens, pollo, apollo mission, apollo missions, pun, puns, word game, word games, word-game, word-games, spanish, space program, space programs, space programme, space programmesSpanish Language cartoon 22 of 28
"They obviously don't appreciate a little school spirit diversity."
Spanish Language cartoon 23 of 28
"The word 'san' refers to male saints...like San Antonio and San Jose. Whereas 'santa' refers to women...like Santa Barbara and Santa Catalina. I figured it out! The male conspiracy to control the icons of Christmas is over! Santa Claus is a woman!"
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baldo, santa, santa claus, spanish, spanish language, saint, saints, san, father christmas, conspiracy, conspiracies, sexist, icon, icons, christmas, christmas season, xmas, x-mas, feminism, feminist, feminists, logic, logicalSpanish Language cartoon 24 of 28
OK, I admit it...I don't know Spanish! Help me out! What should I tell my boss?"
Spanish Language cartoon 25 of 28
Bilingual
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