I spent one and a half years in Spain so there were plenty of opportunities to embarrass myself! One day, we drove past a big field of poppies and I got all enthusiastic: ¡Qué bonito es ese campo de ampollas! How on earth can a field of blisters be beautiful? However, ever since I will always remember that poppies are amapolas in Spanish.
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Oh that's so funny! I remember in a Spanish lesson we were told to make sentences using commands such as 'open', 'close', 'turn on' etc. my friend and I accidentally said 'open your blister' but I can't remember what we actually meant.
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