>> Rachel: Good morning. It's time for Chompers your morning and night toothbrushing show. It's World Week and we're talking to people from all over the world. Today we have a special interview with Jasmine. Normally Jasmine does the interview. But today I'm interviewing Jasmine. So. Start brushing on the top of your mouth. On one side.

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>> Rachel: So Jasmine you speak another language. What language do you speak? 

>> Jasmine: I speak both English and Spanish. 

>> Rachel: And why do you speak Spanish. 

>> Jasmine: I speak Spanish because my parents speak Spanish and that's because they're from a country called El Salvador. 

>> Rachel: And where is El Salvador. 

>> Jasmine: El Salvador is a tiny country that's in Central America. So Central America is the little strip of land between North America and South America. 

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>> Rachel: Have you ever been to El Salvador. 

>> Jasmine: Yeah I used to go there every summer with my family when I was a kid. So I've been there a bunch of times. 

>> Rachel: What was your favorite part about going to El Salvador. 

>> Jasmine: Well there's a special food that comes from El Salvador it's called pupusas and they are the most delicious. It's kind of like a quesadilla. But it's like stuffed on the inside if you can fill it with like beans and cheese or meat. They are delicious 

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>> Jasmine: So another cool thing about El Salvador is that we have active volcanoes. So when I was a kid we would go hiking up this volcano. And what nobody tells you is that everything smells like sulfur and sulfur smells like rotten eggs. It just smells like a mountain of farts as you're climbing up a volcano. 

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>> Jasmine: So if you were in El Salvador and you wanted to ask someone what does the volcano smell like you would say, como huele el volcan

>> Rachel: Como huele el volcan?

>> Jasmine: Yeah exactly And they would say it smells like Farts. 

>> Rachel: How would they say that?

>> Jasmine: Huele a pedo

>> Rachel: Huele a pedo. So the word for fart is pedo. This is the most important thing we're going to learn on Chompers today. The word for fart is pedo.

>> Jasmine: Yes. In Spanish the word for fart is Pedo.

Thats it for CHompers today, but come back tonight for more world week. Until then, 3, 2, 1 spit!