Alguien & Nadie in Spanish - practice 2 (intermediate)

The video tutorial introduces the Spanish words 'Alguien' and 'Nadie', explaining their meanings and uses. It provides instructions for translating English sentences into Spanish using these words, followed by examples and additional practice exercises. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of context in translation and offers tips for handling unfamiliar vocabulary.

What does the Spanish word 'Alguien' mean?

• Nobody

• Someone

• Everyone

• Nothing

In the context of the video, how is the verb 'querer' used when referring to people?

• To hate

• To ignore

• To love or care about

• To forget

How would you translate 'No one came to my party last night' into Spanish?

• Alguien vino a mi fiesta anoche

• Nadie vino a mi fiesta anoche

• Todos vinieron a mi fiesta anoche

• Alguien no vino a mi fiesta anoche

Which verb is used in Spanish to express knowing people and places?

• Tener

• Conocer

• Hacer

• Saber

How would you say 'Someone called last night, but I didn't answer' in Spanish?

• Nadie llamó anoche, y contesté

• Nadie llamó anoche, pero no contesté

• Alguien llamó anoche, pero no contesté

• Todos llamaron anoche, pero no contesté