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Quiz about Spanish Food And Wine Proverbs
Quiz about Spanish Food And Wine Proverbs

Spanish Food And Wine Proverbs Quiz


Would you understand these Spanish proverbs referring to food and wine? You can choose among 4 possible explanations. Find the one you think is closest to the Spanish original.

A multiple-choice quiz by flem-ish. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
flem-ish
Time
4 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
60,339
Updated
Apr 02 23
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
7 / 10
Plays
3238
Last 3 plays: Guest 100 (2/10), Guest 146 (9/10), Sweeper11 (6/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. What does a Spaniard mean with this proverb: 'Comer sin vino, es comer mezquino'? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. Viejo que vino no bebe, cerca este de la muerte. Means? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. Quien bebe, vive. Means? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. El agua hace mal, el vino cantar. Means? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. Por la mañana puro, por la tarde sin agua. Means? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. «Pan de antedía, vino de año y día, carne de ese día». What food-and-wine advice does this proverb give? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. A buen amigo, tu pan y tu vino ; a malo ,tu perro y tu palo. Means? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Uvas y queso, saben a beso. What does this proverb mean? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. 'Terra de arroz, terra de ploz' is a saying about El Levante. What does it mean? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. El vino, para que sepa a vino, bebelo con un amigo. Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. What does a Spaniard mean with this proverb: 'Comer sin vino, es comer mezquino'?

Answer: A meal without wine is a stingy meal

Mezquino= avaricious Cp. French mesquin. Comer=to eat Cp. comestible. Sin= without.
2. Viejo que vino no bebe, cerca este de la muerte. Means?

Answer: An old guy who does not drink wine is near to death

Viejo = old. Muerte = death Cerca = close to
3. Quien bebe, vive. Means?

Answer: Who drinks, lives.

Beber = to drink. Vivir = to live.
4. El agua hace mal, el vino cantar. Means?

Answer: Water makes you sick, wine makes you sing.

Hacer= to create, to cause, to make. Cantar= sing (French chanter)
5. Por la mañana puro, por la tarde sin agua. Means?

Answer: In the morning you have to drink wine pure, and in the evening you don't add water either

Tarde= in the {evening;} also afternoon. . Mañana= in the morning.
6. «Pan de antedía, vino de año y día, carne de ese día». What food-and-wine advice does this proverb give?

Answer: Yesterday's bread, this year's wine and fresh meat is what you need.

Antedia= the day before. Ese dia= this day. Carne= meat. Pan = bread (French pain).
7. A buen amigo, tu pan y tu vino ; a malo ,tu perro y tu palo. Means?

Answer: With your good friend you share your bread and wine; your bad friend gets your dog and your stick.

Perro= dog. Palo= {cane;} stick.
8. Uvas y queso, saben a beso. What does this proverb mean?

Answer: Grapes and cheese taste like a kiss.

Saber = taste. Queso = cheese. Uvas = grapes. Beso = Kiss.
9. 'Terra de arroz, terra de ploz' is a saying about El Levante. What does it mean?

Answer: Land of Rice, Land of Tears.

Arroz= rice. Ploz= tears (cp.French pleurs).
10. El vino, para que sepa a vino, bebelo con un amigo.

Answer: For a wine to taste like real wine, it has to be drunk with a friend.

Sepo: from saber, = to taste.
Source: Author flem-ish

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