Learn Spanish with a Joke - (#13)

The video tutorial explores the concept of egoism through the metaphor of the yoyo game, highlighting its selfish nature. It delves into the linguistic connections between the Spanish words for 'game' and 'play', and discusses the word 'egoistas' and its relation to 'egoismo' in Spanish and 'egoism' in English. The tutorial also explains the dual meaning of 'yo' in Spanish, as both 'I' and 'me', depending on its grammatical role.

What is the game associated with selfish people in the video?

• Poker

• Monopoly

• El yo-yo

• Chess

In Spanish, which word is used to indicate a choice among many options?

• Cuando

• Donde

• Cual

• Que

What is the relationship between 'juego' and 'jugar' in Spanish?

• They both mean 'play'

• They are related as 'game' and 'to play'

• They are different forms of the same verb

• They are unrelated

What does 'egoistas' relate to in English?

• Kindness

• Generosity

• Egoism

• Altruism

In Spanish, what does 'yo' mean when it is not the subject of a sentence?

• I

• They

• You

• Me