How to say "Beggars can't be choosers!" in Spanish (Día 120)

The video tutorial introduces the phrase 'Beggars can't be choosers' and explains its meaning. It highlights how people should not complain when given something they need. The tutorial also provides Spanish equivalents of the proverb, such as 'Para buen hambre no hay pan duro' and 'Algo es algo para el calvo', illustrating similar concepts in different languages. The lesson concludes with a summary of the key points discussed.

What is the main idea behind the phrase 'Beggars can't be choosers'?

• It's important to always demand the best.

• Everyone should have the freedom to complain.

• Beggars have the right to choose what they want.

• People should always be grateful for what they receive.

What does the older Spanish proverb 'Parabuen hombre noai Panduro' imply?

• Good bread is always available.

• A hungry person will eat anything.

• Bread should always be soft.

• Hunger is not a good thing.

What is the meaning of the Spanish proverb 'Algo es algo para El Calvo'?

• Beggars can choose their hair.

• Something is better than nothing.

• Hair is not important.

• Bald people don't need hair.

Which of the following best summarizes the conclusion of the video?

• Demand more if you are not satisfied.

• Choose wisely when given options.

• If you need something, don't complain about it.

• Always complain if you don't like something.

How can you respond to someone who complains after receiving help?

• Advise them to always seek better options.

• Tell them to be more demanding.

• Encourage them to complain more.

• Remind them that beggars can't be choosers.