How to say, "I couldn't care less" in Spanish (Día 3)

The video tutorial introduces the Spanish phrase 'Me importa un bledo', which translates to 'I couldn't care less'. The instructor explains the phrase's meaning through a song by Thalia, highlighting the use of 'bledo', a type of weed, to express indifference. Alternative expressions for 'I couldn't care less' are also provided. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to share their own examples of things they couldn't care less about.

What is the English equivalent of the phrase 'Nome importa'?

• I am excited

• I couldn't care less

• I am very interested

• I am confused

In Thalia's song, what does the phrase 'Me importa un bledo' imply?

• I am indifferent

• I am slightly interested

• I couldn't care less

• I am very concerned

What does the word 'bledo' refer to in the context of the song?

• A weed or insignificant plant

• A valuable plant

• A type of flower

• A type of fruit

Which of the following is NOT an alternative expression for 'I couldn't care less' mentioned in the video?

• Main Porton Manzana

• Main Porton Peppino

• Main Porton Cacawatte

• Main Porton Camino

What does the speaker encourage viewers to share in the comments?

• Their favorite song

• What they couldn't care less about

• Their favorite phrase

• Their favorite plant