Learn Spanish New Year Traditions and Resolutions

The video discusses New Year's resolutions, both unkept and fulfilled, and various traditions associated with New Year celebrations, particularly in Mexico. It highlights personal goals such as exercising, reading, saving money, and learning new skills. The video also explores different ways people celebrate New Year, including traditional practices like eating 12 grapes at midnight and wearing specific colors for luck. Finally, it touches on future resolutions and aspirations for the coming year.

What was one of the resolutions that the speaker did not keep last year?

• Traveling more

• Exercising regularly

• Cooking at home

• Learning a new language

Which resolution did the speaker successfully achieve?

• Learning to play an instrument

• Saving money

• Reading more books

• Traveling abroad

What is one Mexican tradition mentioned for bringing good luck in the New Year?

• Wearing blue for peace

• Carrying a broom for prosperity

• Eating 12 grapes at midnight

• Wearing green for health

What do the 12 grapes eaten at midnight represent?

• 12 months of happiness

• 12 goals to achieve

• 12 wishes for the year

• 12 friends to cherish

How does one speaker prefer to celebrate New Year?

• By staying at home with family

• By traveling out of town with friends

• By attending a large party

• By watching fireworks

What is one of the new resolutions for the upcoming year?

• Learning to cook

• Writing a book

• Learning something about robotics

• Starting a new business

What is a common goal mentioned for the next year?

• Starting a garden

• Traveling to a new country

• Exercising more

• Learning a new language