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Es divertido qué ahora no puedo entender el texto peró el contexto es claro. Todavía estoy leyendo el libro porqué tengo qué estudiar español...?y cuál es la mejor manera de aprender un idioma qué leer?

"Wau, wau!"machte das Hündchen.
Lesen in Deutsch ist nicht so einfach wie dachte ich...sogar Italienisch und Spanisch sind einfacher. Warum? :D

[The Baudelaires
were in the dark about the
mystery of their own lives,
which is why it was such a
profound shock to think at
last that these mysteries
might be solved. ]

So far more questions have risen instead of answers...

this!
[The burning of a book is a sad, sad sight, for even though a book is nothing but ink and
paper, it feels as if the ideas contained in the book are disappearing as the pages turn to ashes
and the cover and binding-which is the term for the stitching and glue that holds the pages
together-blacken and curl as the flames do their wicked work.]

Ughhh. how stubborn can he be..
"Well, 'innocence' should be spelled O-L-A-F," Count Olaf said, "and that's the end of my
speech."

I am really loving these "play-arounds" with different languages
[If she knew that it was Ernest who was staring at her,
she would say something more like, "No Habla Esperanto," which was her way of saying,
"I'm sorry; I don't know what you're talking about."]

OMG, this part which has Italian! ;)
[Normally, Sunny would have replied with "Andiamo," which was her way of saying, "I'd
be happy to take you there," but she was afraid that her manner of speaking would give away
her true identity, so instead she continued her taciturn demeanor by giving the three guests a
little bow, and gesturing down the hallway with one of her gloves.]