How to say "Better safe than sorry!" in Spanish (Día 123)

The video introduces the phrase 'Better safe than sorry' and its Spanish translations 'Es mejor prevenir que lamentar' and 'Más vale prevenir que lamentar'. The speaker also promotes their interactive Spanish story, encouraging viewers to engage with it. The video explains the meaning and usage of the phrase, emphasizing the importance of taking precautions to avoid future regret.

What is the main purpose of the introduction in the video?

• To explain Spanish culture

• To teach a new Spanish phrase

• To discuss Spanish grammar

• To promote an interactive Spanish story

What does the phrase 'Better safe than sorry' mean in Spanish?

• El tiempo es oro

• Es mejor prevenir que lamentar

• Más vale tarde que nunca

• Lo mejor está por venir

In what context is 'Better safe than sorry' used?

• When you want to express happiness

• When you want to express anger

• When you want to emphasize caution

• When you want to show gratitude

What is an alternative way to say 'Es mejor prevenir que lamentar' in Spanish?

• Lo mejor está por venir

• Más vale prevenir que lamentar

• Más vale tarde que nunca

• El tiempo es oro

What is the main takeaway from the lesson?

• Exploring Spanish culture

• Understanding the importance of caution

• Learning new Spanish vocabulary

• Practicing Spanish pronunciation