How to say, "Get moving!" in Spanish (Día 8)

The video introduces the phrase 'Ponte Las Pillas,' which is used to encourage someone to get moving or be more active. The phrase literally means 'put in your batteries.' It is often used in contexts where someone needs motivation, such as by a personal trainer or when someone is not fulfilling their responsibilities.

What is the main purpose of the phrase introduced in the video?

• To express disappointment

• To encourage someone to take action

• To give a compliment

• To criticize someone

What does the phrase 'Ponte Las Pillas' literally translate to?

• Get moving

• Put in your batteries

• Stay focused

• Keep calm

In what context might you use the phrase 'Ponte Las Pillas'?

• When someone is already very active

• When someone needs encouragement to start working

• When someone is doing their best

• When someone is feeling happy

Who might use the phrase 'Ponte Las Pillas' in a professional setting?

• A chef

• A personal trainer

• A musician

• A librarian

What is a possible scenario for using 'Ponte Las Pillas'?

• When someone is celebrating a birthday

• When someone is on vacation

• When someone is not doing what they should be

• When someone is excelling at their tasks