A2 Proverb Neutre

Tus amistades dicen mucho de ti.

Your friends say a lot about you.

Signification

A person's character and reputation are reflected by the company they keep.

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Contexte culturel

In Mexico, this is often used by elders to warn youth about the dangers of 'malas juntas' (bad company). In Spain, it is used in both casual and semi-formal contexts to evaluate someone's social standing. Argentines often use the 'Dime con quién andas' version to be more direct and assertive. In Colombia, it is a common piece of advice given by grandparents to grandchildren.

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Use it for advice

This is a great phrase to use when giving gentle advice to a friend.

Signification

A person's character and reputation are reflected by the company they keep.

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Use it for advice

This is a great phrase to use when giving gentle advice to a friend.

Teste-toi

Complete the phrase.

Tus amistades dicen ______ de ti.

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : mucho

The proverb uses 'mucho' to indicate a significant amount of information.

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Aides visuelles

Banque d exercices

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Complete the phrase. Fill Blank A2

Tus amistades dicen ______ de ti.

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : mucho

The proverb uses 'mucho' to indicate a significant amount of information.

🎉 Score : /1

Questions fréquentes

1 questions

It depends on the tone. If said with care, it is advice. If said with judgment, it can be rude.

Expressions liées

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Dime con quién andas

synonym

Tell me who you walk with.

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