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What does 'bonito/a' mean?
What does 'feo/a' mean?
What does 'bajo/a' mean?
What does 'alto/a' mean?
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What does 'moreno/a' mean?
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What does 'rubio/a' mean?
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What does 'pelirrojo/a' mean?
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What does 'cómico/a(s), gracioso/a(s)' mean?
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What does 'serio/a' mean?
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What does 'simpático/a' mean?
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What does 'antipático/a' mean?
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What does 'amigo/a' mean?
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What does 'muchacho/a' mean?
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What does 'joven' mean?
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What does 'guapo/a' mean?
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What does 'flaco/a, delgado/a' mean?
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What does 'gordo/a' mean?
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What does 'viejo/a' mean?
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What does 'sincero/a' mean?
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What does 'mentiroso/a' mean?
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What does 'extrovertido/a' mean?
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What does 'tímido/a' mean?
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What does 'tonto/a' mean?
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What does 'ambicioso/a' mean?
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What does 'perezoso/a' mean?
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What does 'generoso/a' mean?
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What does 'tacaño/a' mean?
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Study Notes
Adjectives Describing Appearance
- bonito/a: means pretty or cute; used for pleasant aesthetics.
- feo/a: translates to ugly; indicates lack of attractiveness.
- bajo/a: refers to someone who is short in height.
- alto/a: signifies tall stature; opposite of bajo.
Adjectives Describing Hair and Skin
- moreno/a: describes dark skin or hair; often used in contexts of ethnicity.
- rubio/a: denotes blonde hair; commonly found in northern European backgrounds.
- pelirrojo/a: refers to a person who is red-headed.
Adjectives Describing Personality
- cómico/a, gracioso/a: both mean funny; describe someone with a good sense of humor.
- serio/a: translates to serious; indicates a solemn temperament.
- simpático/a: means friendly; represents a warm and approachable personality.
- antipático/a: translates to unfriendly; indicates someone who is not pleasant.
Adjectives Describing Age and Gender
- amigo/a: means friend; can refer to both genders based on context.
- muchacho/a: refers to a boy or girl; denotes youth.
- joven: directly translates to young.
- viejo/a: refers to someone who is old; indicates age.
Adjectives Describing Physical Build
- guapo/a: means good-looking; generally used to compliment appearance.
- flaco/a, delgado/a: both refer to someone who is skinny; indicates a slender build.
- gordo/a: translates to fat; used to describe larger body types.
Adjectives Describing Honesty and Work Ethic
- sincero/a: means sincere; indicates honesty in personality.
- mentiroso/a: translates to liar; denotes a tendency to deceive.
- ambicioso/a: refers to someone who is hard-working; signifies a strong desire to succeed.
- perezoso/a: means lazy; indicates lack of motivation or effort.
Adjectives Describing Generosity and Strength
- generoso/a: means generous; indicates a willingness to give.
- tacaño/a: translates to cheap or stingy; implies a reluctance to spend or share.
- débil: means weak; indicates a lack of physical strength.
- fuerte: translates to strong; denotes physical or mental robustness.
Adjectives Describing Intelligence and Personality Traits
- inteligente: means intelligent; signifies good mental capacity and understanding.
- extrovertido/a: refers to someone who is extroverted; typically sociable and outgoing.
- tímido/a: translates to timid or shy; describes someone who lacks confidence in social situations.
- tonto/a: means silly or foolish; indicates a lack of common sense or seriousness.
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Test your knowledge of Spanish adjectives with this quiz based on 'Así se Dice' Spanish 1 Chapter 1. This flashcard set includes vocabulary such as 'bonito', 'feo', and 'alto'. Perfect for beginners looking to enhance their Spanish language skills!
