Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

Which would be the best english phrase to say "tu eres muy inteligente, no?"

  1. You are not very clever, right?

  2. You are very clever, aren't you?

  3. You wish you were as clever as me, uh?

  4. Being clever is important, right?
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The Spanish phrase 'tu eres muy inteligente, no?' translates to 'you are very intelligent, right?' which is a tag question asking for confirmation. Option B correctly captures both the meaning ('very clever' for 'muy inteligente') and the tag question structure ('aren't you?' for 'no?'). Option A incorrectly negates the adjective, while C and D introduce completely different meanings not present in the original.

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