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- Actually he added an 'e' resulting in "pene" which

"Actually he added an 'e' resulting in "pene" which in Spanish means, penis "

 

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    Actually he added an 'e' resulting in "pene" which in Spanish means, penis
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    I'm spanish. It's a great exam, "pene" says the boy... bolígrafo not pene
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    I KNEW IT XD beause in my language pene means penis too xD (italian)
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    I'm pretty sure pene in English is penis
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    pene actually means penis in spanishh
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    Actually the whole think is in spanish, Pantalones= pants, Camisa=Shirt, Zapatos=Shoes, Calcetines=Socks, Pen= Pluma, if he or she was writing the whole time in spanish I wonder how could he or she (being latin or spanish) write Pene instead of Pluma
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    mhm the black d1ck ??
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    Well, a boligrafo and a pene both shoot liquids out of the tips ...
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    Pantalone may be Italian, I don't know. But "pantalones" is plural for "pantalón", which is Spanish for pants.
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    lol i don't think it is an 'e'. I think he wanted to write 'pencil', then he acknowledged that this isn't english, an so he cut the word after the 'c'. The picture is very blurry, but i think i'm right. ^^
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    Pene = Penis...Hm..
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    pene=penis! Penis penis penis! Pene pene pene! not a pen!
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    number 6: actually it's "Polla", not "poya", and it's most common hear "pene" instead of "Polla" in any other country instead of Spain, (or other 6 or 7 ways to name the ****, that are most used and really more fun to use than "pene") xo Marishka p.s.>i'm impressed for not finding any idiotic comment like "mexicanish", can't stop laughing since i read that think in other site XD
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    Pantolone is spanish, but "pene" is indeed penis, which he has none of.
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    Oh I see what he did there. He added an o to the end of Pen on a spanish test.
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    pene is a maori word for pen
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    Umm I'm spanish, poya is better than pene xD
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    I always thought "pen" in Spanish was "lapicera"...
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    Italian and Spanish are very similar, both being derived from Latin. Damn you are fucking retards.
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    HOLY i had to do that for a spanish test once ....lol pene lol that so dosne tsound spanish well its not the street way of saying it

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