How to say "in your dreams!" in Spanish (Día 71)

The video tutorial introduces the English phrase 'in your dreams', commonly used to express disbelief or impossibility. It then explores various Spanish translations and expressions conveying similar meanings, such as 'Sigay Sony Ando', 'Nilo suenis', and 'cuando alaskainas les salgan dientes', which is akin to the English 'when pigs fly'.

What does the phrase 'in your dreams' imply when someone says something unlikely?

Translate 'keep dreaming' into Spanish as mentioned in the text.

What are some alternative ways to express disbelief in Spanish as mentioned in the text?

What is the meaning of 'Nilo suenis' in the context of the conversation?

Explain the phrase 'cuando alaskainas les salgan dientes' and its English equivalent.