How to say "you're right!" in Spanish (Día 43)

The video introduces the phrase of the day, focusing on the Spanish verb 'tenare'. The instructor shares a personal story from Costa Rica about unsolicited advice, linking it to the phrase 'tener razon', which means 'you are right' in English. The video explains the literal translation and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging when others are right, offering a philosophical perspective on the value of understanding over being right.

What is the focus of the phrases being discussed this month?

• Phrases with the verb 'ir'

• Phrases with the verb 'estar'

• Phrases with the verb 'ser'

• Phrases with the verb 'tener'

What advice did the man in Costa Rica give?

• To know the phrase 'Tienes razón'

• To avoid unsolicited advice

• To learn Spanish phrases

• To always be right

What does the phrase 'Tienes razón' literally translate to?

• You are wrong

• You have reason

• You are happy

• You are late

What is the significance of the phrase 'Tienes razón' in Spanish?

• It means you are late

• It means you are happy

• It means you are right

• It means you are wrong

What is the philosophical message shared in the video?

• Always argue to prove your point

• Being right is more important than knowing

• Recognizing others' correctness is valuable

• Never admit when you are wrong