Learn Spanish with a Joke - (#30)

The video tutorial explains the Spanish phrase 'Mata El tiempo', which translates to 'He kills time'. It covers the meaning and translation of the phrase, discusses the use of 'que ase' instead of 'qual', and explains the grammar rules involving infinitives and reflexive pronouns. The tutorial also highlights the omission of the subject in Spanish sentences, as the verb 'Mata' already implies the subject. The lesson concludes with a brief closing statement.

What does the phrase 'Mata El Tiempo' mean in English?

• He spends time

• He entertains himself

• He enjoys life

• He kills time

Why is 'que ase' used instead of 'qual' in the context of the video?

• Because 'qual' is used for questions

• Because no specific choices are given

• Because 'que ase' is more formal

• Because 'qual' is not a Spanish word

What is the significance of using an infinitive after 'parta'?

• It indicates a completed action

• It emphasizes the subject

• It is a grammatical requirement

• It shows a future action

What does the reflexive pronoun 'se' indicate in the context of the video?

• It is a question marker

• It is used for emphasis

• It indicates a reflexive action

• It shows possession

In the phrase 'Mata El tiempo', why is the subject omitted?

• Because the subject is unknown

• Because Spanish sentences often omit the subject when it's clear

• Because it is a question

• Because it is a command