How to say, "That's the last straw!" in Spanish (Día 6)

The video tutorial explores the concept of 'El Colmo,' a Spanish phrase meaning 'the last straw.' The speaker shares a personal story from an orphanage in Tijuana, Mexico, where children frequently used this phrase. The tutorial explains that 'El Colmo' signifies a situation reaching its breaking point, akin to a glass overflowing. Examples of jokes using 'El Colmo' are provided, highlighting its humorous and cultural significance. The video concludes with a phrase of the day, teaching viewers how to express 'the last straw' in Spanish.

How did the teacher feel when he didn't understand the jokes told by the kids?

What does the phrase 'El Colmo' mean in the context of the text?

Can you explain the example given about the gardener and the names of his family?

What advice does the teacher give at the end regarding learning more about 'El Colmo'?

What is the significance of the phrase 'the last straw' in relation to 'El Colmo'?