How to say"you never know!" in Spanish (Día 94)

The video tutorial explains the phrase 'you never know', commonly used in English to express uncertainty. It discusses how this phrase is not directly translated into Spanish but instead uses impersonal statements like 'uno nunca sabe' or 'nunca se sabe'. The tutorial provides examples and concludes with a summary of the lesson.

What is the main purpose of using the phrase 'you never know' in English?

• To express certainty

• To express uncertainty

• To give a command

• To ask a question

Why is 'you never know' not directly translated into Spanish?

• Because it is a question

• Because it is a command

• Because it is an impersonal expression

• Because it is a greeting

Which of the following is a common Spanish expression for 'you never know'?

• Todo se sabe

• Siempre se sabe

• Uno nunca sabe

• Nada se sabe

What does 'Uno nunca sabe' literally translate to in English?

• One always knows

• One never knows

• Everyone knows

• No one knows

What is the meaning of 'Nunca se sabe' in English?

• It is always known

• It is never known

• It is sometimes known

• It is often known