My teacher tried to correct my Spanish even though she doesn't speak it. Now, I am going to get back at her by writing my ELA assignment in Spanish. What should I write the poem about?

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Extrinix · Answer

The use of broken languages, where parts of one language are intermixed with another to sound like that specific language.

toga · Answer

@extrinix wrote:

The use of broken languages, where parts of one language are intermixed with another to sound like that specific language.

umm what

Extrinix · Answer

"Can you pass me the drinks please" -> "Gracias"

toga · Answer

@kingpizza wrote:

getting revenge is not always the best way to fix problems, so you may want to think carefully about this. Do you have certain choices for your topic? It could be about something you care about a lot, or something in nature

it not just about her correcting me it is cuz she hates Mexican people she believe's that they're ruining this country

toga · Answer

@kingpizza wrote:

also you might get a 0 on your assignment for not writing in English

I mean I guess

Lustforlana · Answer

why don't you just write a spanish poem and then do the poem in english so you have a spare?

xcoledd1 · Answer

@mantisking999

xcoledd1 · Answer

Mama you shouldn't walk down that path ok it is not fun

Manny300303199 · Answer

this is interesting

toga · Answer

@lustforlana wrote:

why don't you just write a spanish poem and then do the poem in english so you have a spare?

that is a good idea

Mexy · Answer

Yeah i was thinking the first one was a good idea but then you might get a 0 cause of the language used. Honestly you'll lose her at some point so don't let her bother you too much. Good luck on the poem though! ✨

jessistocutelol · Answer

damn

Swirxy · Answer

I recommend choosing a topic that genuinely interests you and expressing your thoughts and feelings in a thoughtful way, regardless of the language. Writing from the heart is often the best approach. (Well, Sometimes.)