How to say "You have good taste!" in Spanish (Día 133)

The video tutorial introduces the Spanish phrase 'tienes buen gusto', meaning 'you have good taste'. The teacher shares a classroom anecdote where a student complimented them, leading to a discussion about the phrase. The tutorial explains how to use the phrase in different contexts, including formal and plural forms. It also delves into the word 'gusto', its connection to the verb 'gustar', and its meaning related to the five senses. The video concludes with a summary of the lesson.

What phrase did the teacher introduce in the classroom?

• You are very kind

• You have good taste

• You are intelligent

• You are funny

In which context did the teacher receive a compliment from a student?

• During a math class

• At a school event

• While discussing a book

• In a Spanish class

How do you say 'you all have good taste' in informal Spanish?

• Tienen buen gusto

• Tiene buen gusto

• Tenéis buen gusto

• Tienes buen gusto

What is the relationship between 'gusto' and 'gustar'?

• 'Gusto' is a type of food

• 'Gusto' is related to the verb 'gustar' meaning 'to be pleasing to'

• 'Gusto' is unrelated to 'gustar'

• 'Gusto' is a verb form of 'gustar'

Which of the following is NOT one of the five senses mentioned?

• El tacto

• El sabor

• El olfato

• El gusto