The World's Wackiest Spanish Joke Book » (Bilingual)

Sue Fenton has been teaching Spanish and French for more than twenty years. She has also written twenty books for foreign-language teachers and developed innovative and engaging ways to learn language.

Why doesn't a Mexican elk have many friends?
It's very ante-social (ante = elk)

And that's how this spicy little book makes learning Spanish as fun as a pun—by introducing new Spanish words with jokes, quips, and muy risas (lots of laughs). Language innovator Sue Fenton knows it's a lot easier to remember something when it brings a smile (or even a groan)—go with boring vocabulary flashcards if you want a siesta (zzz) or try this book and guarantee a fiesta (ole!).

Say "adios" to boring lessons and "hola" to fun learning:

What is a Latin American woodpecker's favorite soda?
Cuco-cola (cuco = woodpecker)

Where did Spanish surrealist artists get their cold cuts and cheese?
At the Salvador Deli (Salvador Dalí = Spanish surrealist painter)

How did Luke Skywalker and his Star Wars friends celebrate the Jedi master's birthday?
With a Pin-Yoda (piñata)

Sue Fenton has been teaching Spanish and French for more than twenty years. She has also written twenty books for foreign-language teachers and developed innovative and engaging ways to learn language.

Chapter 1: Animals – Los Animales

Chapter 2L Art – El Arte

Chapter 3: Birds – Los Pajaros

Chapter 4: Body – El Cuerpo

Chapter 5: Calendar and Celebrations – El Calendario y Los Fiestas

Chapter 6: Crazy – ¡Muy Loco!

Chapter 7: Family – La Familia

Chapter 8: Fashion – La Moda

Chapter 9: Fruits & Vegetables – Las Frutas y Los Vegetales

Chapter 10: House – La Casa

Chapter 11: Mexico – ¡Viva México!

Chapter 12: Music – La Musica

Chapter 13: Numbers – Los Numeros

Chapter 14: Restaurant – El Restaurante

Chapter 15: Spain - ¡Viva España!