How to say "to not hold/bite one's tongue" in Spanish (Día 22)

The video tutorial introduces a phrase used to describe people who speak frankly without sugarcoating. The phrase 'not then er pelos in la lingua' literally means 'to not have hairs on the tongue.' The tutorial explains how to use this phrase to describe oneself or others who are straightforward in their speech.

What does the phrase 'no tener pelos en la lengua' imply about a person's communication style?

• They are very secretive.

• They speak their mind openly.

• They prefer to remain silent.

• They are often confused.

What is the literal translation of 'no tener pelos en la lengua'?

• To speak with a forked tongue.

• To have a sweet tongue.

• To have a sharp tongue.

• To not have hairs on the tongue.

How would you describe someone who 'doesn't sugarcoat stuff'?

• They are very quiet.

• They are indecisive.

• They are straightforward.

• They are very diplomatic.

In what context might you use the phrase 'no tener pelos en la lengua'?

• When talking about someone who is very talkative.

• When describing someone who is very shy.

• When referring to someone who is very blunt.

• When discussing someone who is very secretive.

Which of the following best describes a person who 'tells it like it is'?

• They are very reserved.

• They are very honest.

• They are very humorous.

• They are very mysterious.