How to say, "you seem cool" in Spanish (Día 28)

The video tutorial explains how to express 'you seem nice' in Spanish using the phrase 'me caes bien'. It covers how to modify the phrase by changing the subject, verb forms, and adjectives. The tutorial also discusses cultural variations, particularly in Mexico, where terms like 'gordo' or 'gorda' are used to express annoyance. The video concludes with examples and a summary of the key points.

What does the expression 'me caes bien' literally mean in English?

• You fall to me

• You rise to me

• You walk to me

• You run to me

Which form of 'caer' would you use to say 'we seem cool to somebody'?

• Caigo

• Caen

• Caemos

• Caes

How would you express that someone does not seem cool to you?

• Me caes bien

• Me caes mal

• Me caes gordo

• Me caes flaco

In Mexico, what word is added to express that someone really gets on your nerves?

• Flaco

• Gordo

• Alto

• Bajo

What is the purpose of adding 'gordo' or 'gorda' in the expression?

• To show affection

• To express a strong negative feeling

• To compliment someone

• To indicate a formal relationship