How to say "what are you talking about?!" in Spanish (Día 66)

The video tutorial explains how to translate the English phrase 'What are you talking about?' into Spanish, focusing on the correct placement of prepositions. In English, prepositions like 'about' are often placed at the end of sentences, but in Spanish, they must precede the question word. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate this rule, emphasizing the importance of correct sentence structure in Spanish. The video concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What is the significance of the phrase 'What are you talking about?' in the context of Spanish sentence structure?

Explain why prepositions cannot be used at the end of a sentence in Spanish.

How does the phrase 'de que estas of Lando' illustrate the differences between English and Spanish sentence structure?

Discuss the implications of saying 'You can't have about at the end' in relation to Spanish grammar rules.

What is the correct placement of the word 'about' in a Spanish sentence?