Portuguese course, the first lesson.
(I) Waiting room. I'm chatting amiably with my friend P. Both come from work. I dress pants of the suit of the police (my brother, Ed), hooded shirt, shave a month, hair disheveled and some dread that indicates directions confused. P. -Shaven and impeccable dress-shirt and jacket. M. laughs: "Who would ever say that you two worked in the same place?"
(II) Classroom lessons. Professor: "Portuguese is very similar to English, so all of you since you're here you will not have big problems." I look around. "Technically," I say, "no one is here." A Canary Island, two Italians, one Greek and one Australian. It is very joke.
(III) [Only for those who lived in Andalusia] Professor: "Please note that the s in Portuguese is very important." He stops, thinks about it. "Okay so you are not Andalusians."
(II) Classroom lessons. Professor: "Portuguese is very similar to English, so all of you since you're here you will not have big problems." I look around. "Technically," I say, "no one is here." A Canary Island, two Italians, one Greek and one Australian. It is very joke.
(III) [Only for those who lived in Andalusia] Professor: "Please note that the s in Portuguese is very important." He stops, thinks about it. "Okay so you are not Andalusians."