How to say "You have good taste!" in Spanish (Día 133)

The video tutorial introduces the Spanish phrase 'tienes buen gusto', meaning 'you have good taste'. The teacher shares a classroom anecdote where a student complimented them, leading to a discussion about the phrase. The tutorial explains how to use the phrase in different contexts, including formal and plural forms. It also delves into the word 'gusto', its connection to the verb 'gustar', and its meaning related to the five senses. The video concludes with a summary of the lesson.

How did the teacher feel about being complimented by a student?

What humorous interaction occurred between the teacher and the students regarding compliments?

What does the phrase 'tienes buen gusto' mean in English?

Explain the difference between 'tiene buen gusto' and 'tienen buen gusto'.

What are the five senses mentioned in the text?