‘The cutest’: Social media dotes on Arizona preschooler teaching classmate Spanish

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An Arizona preschooler proved himself to be a pretty thorough teacher as he taught a classmate how to count in Spanish during lunch in late February.

In a video, 4-year-old Mark sits across from his classmate, a little girl named Charleigh. He says each number and waits for her to repeat it, making sure she gets it right.

At one point, nueve trips her up a bit, but Mark doesn’t let up.

“Nueve,” he repeats, a little louder this time, coaxing her to try again. And she does.

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