How to say "it's no use crying over spilled milk" in Spanish (Día 97)

The video tutorial explains the phrase 'it's no use crying over spilled milk,' emphasizing that it's pointless to worry about things that have already happened. It introduces various ways to express this idea in different languages and cultural contexts, such as 'Agua pasada no mueve molino' and 'Lo que pasó, pasó.' The tutorial concludes by summarizing these expressions and their meanings.

What is the main idea behind the phrase 'it's no use crying over spilled milk'?

• To highlight the value of milk

• To encourage crying over mistakes

• To emphasize the importance of moving on

• To express regret over past actions

Which of the following is a Spanish phrase similar to 'what's done is done'?

• Yamigiuraris bueno

• De nada valley Yorar sobre la leche de Ramada

• Lo, que, echo, echo, esta

• Agua pasada no muebe molino

What does 'Agua pasada no muebe molino' literally mean?

• Crying over spilled milk

• Spilled milk is useless

• Past water doesn't move the mill

• Water under the bridge

Which phrase suggests that crying is not beneficial?

• Agua pasada no muebe molino

• Yamigiuraris bueno

• Lo, que, echo, echo, esta

• Que lo EE esta

What is the meaning of 'De nada valley Yorar sobre la leche de Ramada'?

• Crying is beneficial

• The milk is already spilled

• The past is important

• It's pointless to cry over spilled milk