How to say "it's no use crying over spilled milk" in Spanish (Día 97)

The video tutorial explains the phrase 'it's no use crying over spilled milk,' emphasizing that it's pointless to worry about things that have already happened. It introduces various ways to express this idea in different languages and cultural contexts, such as 'Agua pasada no mueve molino' and 'Lo que pasó, pasó.' The tutorial concludes by summarizing these expressions and their meanings.

What does the phrase 'no use crying over spilled milk' imply?

Explain the significance of moving on after something has happened, as mentioned in the text.

Can you provide an alternative expression that conveys a similar meaning to 'no use crying over spilled milk'?

What are some cultural variations of the phrase mentioned in the text?

Discuss the emotional impact of dwelling on past mistakes as suggested in the text.