I know the Muffin Man据我所知，松饼男子

My wife befriended a local guy named Julio Caesar who works at a nearby bakery.我的妻子朋友本地家伙命名为胡利奥恺撒谁工程在附近的面包店。 Julio is from Guatemala.胡里奥是来自危地马拉。 Every couple of days, Julio brings bags full of bread or rolls or muffins, etc–stuff that wasn’t the right weight or shape or size.每一个在数天内，胡里奥带来袋，充满了面包或卷或松饼等-的东西，这是不正确的重量或形状或大小。 Hundreds of pounds of bread are thrown out every day, and Julio takes as much as he can share with friends and family.数百磅的面包是抛出，每天和Julio需时多，因为他可以与朋友和家人分享。 There is nothing wrong with the bread–it just isn’t quite up to specs for delivery to local grocery stores.有没有什么不妥的面包，只是是不太最多规格交付给当地的杂货店。

Usually Amy is home when Julio stops by.通常艾米是在家时，胡里奥站。 At such times, I stand, dumbly, unable to really understand them as they converse en Espanol.在这种时候，我的立场， dumbly ，无法真正了解他们，因为他们交谈英文西班牙语。 Today he stopped by when Amy wasn’t home.今天他停止时，艾米是不在家。 I tried to talk to Julio, but I couldn’t.我试着谈谈胡里奥，但我不能。 We just couldn’t understand each other.我们只是无法了解对方。 I hate the fact that I studied Spanish for 2 years in high school and a semester in college, yet I can’t even have anything resembling a conversation with Julio.我最讨厌的事实，我学西班牙语为二年，在高中和一学期在大学，但我不能，甚至有什么相似的谈话，与胡里奥。 I need to take a class or something.我需要采取一类或一些。 Every American should know basic Spanish.每一个美国人应该知道的基本西班牙语。

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