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30 All Too Real Spanish Homework Struggles, As Told By Spongebob

Spongebob helps me express the struggles of taking Spanish over the summer.

Victoria Houk
Jul 13, 2015
Purdue University
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30 All Too Real Spanish Homework Struggles, As Told By Spongebob

Summer school is weird. You're caught in this limbo between being at school and being on summer break. Only one class isn't enough to be in "school mode" all the time, but being in even one class prevents you from going into full, carefree "summer mode." In all this confusion, Spongebob is here to help me explain the situation.

1. This will all be worth it in the long run. I know it.

2. This isn’t so bad. I'll be done in no time.


3. Wow, I don’t remember any of this.

4. I have to conjugate all of these verbs?

5. Ugh. I want to go outside.

6. Okay, pull the curtains on the window and focus. I got this.

7. Okay, I'm lost.

8. Thank goodness for Google translate.

9. My teacher will never know I just translated that entire essay.

10. Okay yeah she will.

11. Whatever, I've passed the point of no return.

12. How do I say that in Spanish? No comprende.


13. Got it. Me gusta bailar y cantar. Perfect.

14. I'm hungry.

15. I should really stop eating so much chips and salsa.

16. Chips and salsa. That’s Spanish, right?


17. I’m studying and eating, hooray for multitasking! I’m a genius.


18. I'm so full. Why did I do this to myself?

19. Why didn’t I just take this class in the fall like normal people?


20. Come on. Just get it over with and go have fun.

21. I wonder what I should eat for dinner.

22. Tacos? Yes. More Spanish.

23. Google Translate. Google Translate. Google Translate.

24. I should probably actually learn these words. Google Translate won't be in front of me for the exam.

25. But the exam isn't for another two weeks. Whatever.

26. I wonder what's going on in GroupMe.

27. Okay phone, it's time for airplane mode.

28. Wait, why am I scrolling through Twitter?

29. I think I'm losing my mind.

30. Well, that’s enough for today.

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