The screen shots below are from the app I'm using to try and improve my Spanish speaking skills. I would like to know if I should expect to need to use this phrase very often ?!?!

Lol, you can use more " no dispares con el tanque a los aviones " its more important XD

I would like to follow it with " I want my money back!"

¡Donde esta el bano! - very important phrase...I know enough spanish to get by....it gets the picture across....

I don't speak Spanish, I was born in Brooklyn N.Y. So I barely speak English, but I will try to remember the words you have written. They may come in handy. You never know, let's just say you are in a bar enjoying a few drinks. You have one or two, too many. The next thing you know you are talking to a "Beautiful" woman (sometimes liquor can CLOUD your judgement) then a friend leans over to you and whispers the words "ELLA NO ES UNE NINA". If you don't know these words, you could be in big trouble. You may wake up with Davy Crocket in dress the next morning. I'm just saying. Thank you for the helpful words --J--. I hope I can remember this saying.

[M]VonKopp wrote: I don't speak Spanish, I was born in Brooklyn N.Y. So I barely speak English, but I will try to remember the words you have written. They may come in handy. You never know, let's just say you are in a bar enjoying a few drinks. You have one or two, too many. The next thing you know you are talking to a "Beautiful" woman (sometimes liquor can CLOUD your judgement) then a friend leans over to you and whispers the words "ELLA NO ES UNE NINA". If you don't know these words, you could be in big trouble. You may wake up with Davy Crocket in dress the next morning. I'm just saying. Thank you for the helpful words --J--. I hope I can remember this saying.

After that nightmarish image you put in my head Hulk this phrase is now SEARED into my memory!! I lost some of my breakfast after reading this...