How to say "I'm all ears" in Spanish (Día 60)

The video tutorial introduces the phrase 'I'm all ears' used in both English and Spanish. It explains the context in which the phrase is used, typically when seeking an explanation from someone. The tutorial provides a literal translation of the phrase into Spanish as 'soy todo ovidos' for males and 'soy toda ovidos' for females. Practical examples are given to demonstrate how the phrase can be used in both languages.

What is the main idea behind the phrase 'I'm all ears'?

• To ask for help

• To express readiness to listen

• To indicate confusion

• To show disinterest

In which languages is the phrase 'I'm all ears' commonly used?

• Spanish and German

• French and German

• English and French

• English and Spanish

When might you use the phrase 'I'm all ears'?

• When you are unsure about something

• When you want to change the topic

• When you are ready to listen to an explanation

• When you want to end a conversation

How do you say 'I'm all ears' in Spanish if you are male?

• Soy todo ovidos

• Soy toda ovidos

• Soy toda oídos

• Soy todo oídos

What is the female version of 'I'm all ears' in Spanish?

• Soy toda ovidos

• Soy todo ovidos

• Soy toda oídos

• Soy todo oídos