How to use Se permite & Se prohíbe (Intermediate Spanish)

The video tutorial explores the use of Spanish phrases related to permissions and prohibitions, such as 'se permite' and 'se prohíbe'. It explains how these phrases are used in various contexts, including signs in public places. The tutorial also covers the use of reflexive verbs and the plural forms of these phrases. Examples are provided to illustrate how these phrases are applied in real-life situations.

What do the signs in different locations have in common according to the video?

• They all discuss what is allowed or not allowed.

• They all use the word 'se' to indicate reflexive actions.

• They all are written in English.

• They all mention the word 'permit'.

How is 'se permite' used in Spanish?

• To describe a reflexive action.

• To indicate something is allowed.

• To indicate something is prohibited.

• To express a question.

What is the plural form of 'se prohibe' when referring to multiple items?

• Se prohibas

• Se prohibo

• Se prohiba

• Se prohiben

Which phrase would you use to say 'Dogs are not allowed' in Spanish?

• Se prohiben el perro

• No se permiten los perros

• Se prohibe los perros

• No se permite los perros

What should you add to 'se permite' when referring to multiple things?

• An 'n' at the end

• An 'es' at the end

• An 's' at the end

• An 'o' at the end