Spanish Class - SNL

A Spanish class gets disrupted by two new students (Ana de Armas, Marcello Hernández).

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[pegah_di]

Mikey nailed the uncomfortable awkwardness 😂

[just_evandre]

They literally MADE A SKIT from one of Marcello's COMEDY BIT. That mad respect right there 👏 🙌

[Nakautoga]

I love it when in 3:16 you see Marcello's lips mouthing Ana's line. Marcello's Spanish contribution to the sketches is so refreshing. Probably one of the best recent additions to the SNL cast. Much love from Fiji!

[arturogutierrez]

As a mexican who studied on the US, this is sooo accurate. Btw, I love Ana speaking on her cuban accent about tostones and batido de mamey

[isisatlantis]

I love when Mikey Day plays the flustered, overwhelmed guy. 😂😂

[rinellet]

the “estoy kidding” gets me everytime 😭😭😭

[ramonpineda]

That sarcastic "yummy!!!!" Was funny big time! 😂😂😂

[sophiakwongmyers]

The brilliance of this sketch is that the dialogue in Spanish has to be familiar enough so that non-Spanish speakers can still understand the jokes. Mikey killed it with the super-gringo Spanish 201 accent and vocabulario. The sketch with Marcelo and Pedro Pascal is gold -- I hope this is a recurring bit with all the Latine hosts.

[trynottodie]

I'm pretty sure this sketch was actually based off a stand up set by Marcello Hernández about him schooling his Spanish teacher when he was younger just like this. Super cool that they let him have this level of input and super funny sketch!

[Mrraugut]

As a former Spanish teacher [and native speaker] I found this so hilarious.

[JustCallMeBo]

*From 6th to 8th grade this was my experience with Spanish teachers* 😂 *When I got to 9th grade my teacher was Argentinian, then Ecuadorian, Peruvian, and Ecuadorian again. They did in fact change my life* ❤

[hayleyleiberman]

They did such a good job with showing how Spanish is taught in America. I was able to understand all the gringo Spanish with my 4 years of high school Spanish, and about 2 words total when Marcello and Ana were speaking. Glad those 4 years of my life weren't a total waste 😅

[CurstSaden]

English is my first language. Taking Spanish class in America was very much like taking the class in this video. The teachers mean well, but there's a whole side of culture and complexity in Spanish that they totally miss. Loved seeing these three let their culture shine in this sketch!

[joselinamador]

It’s so insane to hear words like “mamoncillo, duro frío, batido de Mamey, etc” in freaking SNL 🤯 as a Cuban this is like peak representation, blew my mind 😭😭

[victoryosvanyabreucarales]

As a cuban native speaker this hit me so hard, it's very interesting always to see the experiences of my compatriots around the world, and makes me feel very proud of my roots, cause no matter where we are we keep living our cuban culture and maintain our style.

[sgrant]

I love how now that Marcelo is on the show, we get a lot more Spanish content, especially when the host is also Latino/a. I just wish they had done it more too when Melissa Villaseñor was a cast member, or at least more exploration of her Hispanic culture in skits.

[eleni]

This is absolutely hilarious. This reminds me of a Monty Python sketch where the British Instructor is teaching Italian to a room full of Italians.

[BackwoodsFilms]

Mikey struggling to roll those R's in "arroz" is golden!

[williamfulgham]

I love the sound of real Spanish. I have lived in South Texas for several decades and I can speak Tex-Mex, but that's a lot different.

[dryzumd]

If only my Spanish classes were this interesting
Gotta love Ana’s commitment to her native language