02 Spanish Lesson - Neutral demonstrative pronouns

The video tutorial covers the use of Spanish demonstratives such as 'this', 'these', 'that', and 'those'. It introduces a rhyme to help remember the forms and explains the gendered and neutral forms in Spanish. The tutorial provides examples of how to use these demonstratives in sentences and includes a cultural reference to the Mexican TV show 'Chavo del Ocho'.

Which of the following is the correct rhyme to remember the Spanish demonstratives?

• That and these have got T's, this and those no T goes.

• This and these have got T's, that and those no T goes.

• These and those have got T's, this and that no T goes.

• This and those have got T's, that and these no T goes.

What is the neutral form of 'this' in Spanish when the gender is unknown?

• Este

• Esta

• Esso

• Esto

If you are unsure of the gender of an object far away, which neutral form should you use?

• Akaya

• Akeyo

• Akeya

• Aquel

In the Mexican TV show 'Chavo del Ocho', what does the character often say when offered food?

• Aquel, aquel, aquel

• Ese, ese, ese

• Esto, esto, esto

• Eso, eso, eso

What might someone think if you use the phrase 'Eso, eso, eso' in conversation?

• You are being formal

• You are quoting a TV show

• You are being rude

• You are speaking incorrectly