How to say "to kick the bucket" in Spanish (Día 25)

The video tutorial explains the English idiom 'kick the bucket', which is a euphemism for dying. It then introduces the Spanish equivalent 'estira la Pata', which serves a similar purpose in providing a softer way to express the concept of death.

What is the English phrase 'to kick the bucket' used to describe?

• A euphemism for death

• A type of sport

• A cooking technique

• A celebration

Which of the following best describes the phrase 'to kick the bucket'?

• A polite way to say someone has died

• A literal action

• A phrase for starting a journey

• A method of cleaning

In Spanish, what phrase is used similarly to 'to kick the bucket'?

• Cocinar la cena

• Correr en el parque

• Bailar en la lluvia

• Estira la Pata

What does 'estira la Pata' mean in a more polite context?

• To stretch your legs

• To pass away

• To go for a walk

• To take a nap

Which language uses 'estira la Pata' as a euphemism for death?

• Italian

• French

• German

• Spanish