How to say "What can you do?" in Spanish (Día 65)

The video tutorial introduces phrases used to express helplessness, such as 'What can you do?' and 'What are you going to do?' It explains their usage in situations where one feels powerless. The Spanish equivalents 'que vamos a ser' and 'que se le va a ser' are discussed, along with their literal meanings. The tutorial concludes with a brief closing remark.

What is the purpose of using the phrases 'What can you do?' and 'What are you going to do?'?

• To express anger

• To express joy

• To express helplessness

• To express excitement

Which phrase is used to express a sense of helplessness in a situation?

• What did you do?

• What did you see?

• What can you do?

• What will you eat?

How do you say 'What are we going to do?' in Spanish?

• Que vamos dormir

• Que vamos beber

• Que vamos asser

• Que vamos comer

What does 'que seleva asser' mean in English?

• What is going to be eaten

• What is going to be heard

• What is going to be done

• What is going to be seen

What is the literal translation of 'que vamos asser'?

• What are we going to hear?

• What are we going to eat?

• What are we going to do?

• What are we going to see?