CAMELOT FANTASIES

Quote from: maria rafangel on March 24, 2014, 01:46:22 pm

Quote from: thetruth on March 24, 2014, 12:52:50 pm

Here's another one, Angel. Off topic stuff that shows us another side of our Rafa.

DIARY OF A PRODUCTION
BY MIRI • SEPTEMBER 23, 2013

http://HTTP://WWW.NADALNEWS.COM/2013/09/23/DIARY-OF-A-PRODUCTION/#.UZBDAIZD_WOA

behind the scenes look at the Vanity Fair shoot has been posted to their site. Once again,

Owwwwn... It's simply a delight... Thank you for posting my dear... It's immensely possible to imagine the scenes narrated really happening.
It's our Rafa! It's our 

What does papi mean? I thought it meant dad, papa, father. I can learn a bit of Spanish from you. But, I wanted to ask you, on that video you posted where Rafa is speaking in Spanish, he talks so fast I wonder if I would understand even if I knew the language. My ears can't hear that fast.

So, you can give me two words a day in Spanish and at the end of your tutoring I will write you a post in Spanish.

I do know si, caliente, good day, and a few other words. So today I want to learn how to say "my name is --------."

Amazingly my friend... but in South America the only country that doesn't speak the Spanish language is Brazil, where I live. This is so crazy lol
but as it is similar to the Portuguese language, so I can understand a few words.
Rafa speaks really fast sometimes, but for me the Spanish language with the accent from Spain is more easier to understand than the accent from Argentina for example.
And you're right, because "papi" means father, dad, in a brotherly sense... but in this case, in the Rafa's case, this word has a hotter side (caliente), hahahahahahah!!!!

So come to the first lesson:
In Spanish "my name is ...."    will be:     mi nombre es ......
              ...and in Portuguese  will be:     meu nome é ......

             I even think somewhat similar the two languages​​