How to say "I love you" in Spanish (Día 32)

The video reflects on the success of January's daily phrases and introduces a new plan for February, focusing on romance-related phrases. It explains the differences between 'Te quiero' and 'Te amo' in Spanish, highlighting their usage and cultural nuances. The teacher uses song references to illustrate these differences, providing a deeper understanding of the expressions.

What is the teacher's plan for February lessons?

• To introduce new subjects unrelated to language

• To stop the lessons entirely

• To focus on phrases related to romance

• To teach only on weekends

Which Spanish phrase can be used with friends, family, and even pets?

• Te amo

• Te quiero

• Amar

• Querer

What is the main difference between 'Te quiero' and 'Te amo'?

• 'Te quiero' is more intense than 'Te amo'

• 'Te amo' is used for casual acquaintances

• 'Te quiero' is for close relationships, while 'Te amo' is for everyone

• 'Te quiero' is less intense and more versatile than 'Te amo'

Which song is mentioned to illustrate the use of 'Te quiero' and 'Te amo'?

• Mi Nina Bonita by Chino Inaccho

• Despacito by Luis Fonsi

• Bésame Mucho by Consuelo Velázquez

• La Cucaracha by Traditional

Why might some people avoid using 'Te amo' according to the teacher?

• It is not understood by many

• It is perceived as overly dramatic

• It is seen as too casual

• It is considered too formal