How to say "to learn something by heart" in Spanish (Día 114)

The video tutorial explains the English phrase 'learn by heart' and its Spanish equivalent 'aprender de memoria.' It covers the meaning and usage of the phrase in both languages, provides examples, and includes a grammar note on using 'aprender' with infinitive verbs. The lesson concludes with a recap of the key points.

What does the phrase 'to learn something by heart' imply in English?

• To learn something quickly

• To memorize something thoroughly

• To forget something easily

• To learn something with difficulty

How do you say 'to learn something by heart' in Spanish?

• Aprender algo de memoria

• Aprender algo de corazón

• Aprender algo de mente

• Aprender algo de cabeza

Which of the following is a correct example of using 'aprender algo de memoria' in a sentence?

• Aprendí a tocar la canción de cabeza.

• Aprendí a tocar la canción de mente.

• Aprendí a tocar la canción de corazón.

• Aprendí a tocar la canción de memoria.

What grammatical structure is required when using 'aprender' with an infinitive verb in Spanish?

• Apprendere plus an 'ah' plus infinitive verb

• Apprendere plus an 'de' plus infinitive verb

• Apprendere plus an 'con' plus infinitive verb

• Apprendere plus an 'en' plus infinitive verb

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the phrase 'aprender algo de memoria'?

• Ya lo aprendí de cabeza.

• Ya lo aprendí de mente.

• Ya lo aprendí de memoria.

• Ya lo aprendí de corazón.