Learn Spanish with a Joke - (#10)

The video tutorial begins with a joke comparing the sun and the moon, highlighting the humorous reasoning that the moon is older because it is allowed out at night. The instructor then delves into language nuances, explaining the use of 'kwal' instead of 'que' for options, and the meaning of 'mayor' as older or bigger. The cultural context of the joke is discussed, emphasizing the use of 'la' for feminine nouns like 'la Luna'. The video concludes with a farewell and a note to return for more phrases.

What does the word 'mayor' mean in the context of the text?

What alternative phrase is mentioned for saying 'older' or 'bigger'?

How is the moon referred to in the text?

What is the significance of the phrase 'la Dejan salir de noche'?

Which celestial body is mentioned as being allowed to go out at night?