How to say "to be comfortable / at ease / happy" in Spanish (Día 31)

The video tutorial discusses the completion of a month-long challenge of sharing a phrase of the day. The focus is on expressions related to happiness and contentment in Spanish, particularly the phrase 'estoy agusto'. The teacher explains various ways to express feeling good or happy and provides context for using these expressions in everyday conversation.

What was the speaker's goal at the beginning of the month?

• To share a phrase every day

• To travel to a new country

• To write a book

• To learn a new language

What does the phrase 'estoy agusto' commonly express?

• Feeling happy and comfortable

• Feeling angry

• Feeling tired

• Feeling hungry

Which of the following is NOT a way to express happiness in Spanish mentioned in the video?

• Estoy feliz

• Estoy triste

• Estoy contento

• Estoy bien

What does the phrase 'condesta contigu estoy agusto' mean?

• I am comfortable when I am with you

• I am hungry when I am with you

• I am tired when I am with you

• I am sad when I am with you

Why is the phrase 'condesta contigu estoy agusto' important in relationships?

• It indicates boredom

• It shows disappointment

• It conveys comfort and happiness

• It expresses anger