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What does '¿Adónde vas?/¿Adónde va?' mean?

Where are you going? (Informal/formal)

What does 'aburrido/a' mean with estar?

Bored

What does 'alto/a' mean?

Tall

What does 'animado/a' mean?

Lively Signup and view all the answers

What does 'antipático/a' mean?

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What does 'bajo/a' mean?

Short (stature) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'bueno/a' mean?

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What does 'cansado/a' mean?

Tired Signup and view all the answers

What does 'débil' mean?

Weak Signup and view all the answers

What does 'dificil' mean?

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What does 'enojado/a' mean?

Angry Signup and view all the answers

What does 'fácil' mean?

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What does 'feo/a' mean?

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What does 'fuerte' mean?

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What does 'gordo/a' mean?

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What does 'gracioso/a' mean?

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What does 'grande' mean?

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What does 'guapo/a' mean?

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What does 'joven (pl. jóvenes)' mean?

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What does 'largo/a' mean?

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What does 'lento/a' mean?

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What does 'limpio/a' mean?

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What does 'malo/a' mean?

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What does 'nuevo/a' mean?

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What does 'perezoso/a' mean?

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What does 'pobre' mean?

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What does 'rico/a' 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 'solo/a' mean?

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What does 'trabajador(a)' mean?

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What does 'triste' mean?

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What does 'viejo/a' mean?

Old Signup and view all the answers

What does 'bello/a, bonito/a, hermoso/a, lindo/a, precioso/a' mean?

Pretty Signup and view all the answers

What does 'alegre, contento/a, feliz (pl. felices)' mean?

Happy Signup and view all the answers

What does 'delgado/a, flaco/a' mean?

Thin Signup and view all the answers

What does 'ansioso/a' mean?

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What does 'generoso/a' mean?

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What does 'horrible' mean?

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What does 'maravilloso/a' mean?

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What does 'motivado/a' mean?

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What does 'optimista' mean?

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What does 'organizado/a' mean?

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What does 'pesimista' mean?

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What does 'popular' mean?

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What does 'rápido/a' mean?

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What does 'reservado/a' mean?

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What does 'tranquilo/a' mean?

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What does 'amarillo/a' mean?

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What does 'anaranjado/a' mean?

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What does 'azul' mean?

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What does 'blanco/a' mean?

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What does 'café' mean?

Brown (the color of coffee) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'gris' mean?

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What does 'marrón' mean?

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What does 'morado/a' mean?

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What does 'negro/a' mean?

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What does 'rojo/a' mean?

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What does 'rosado/a' mean?

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What does 'verde' mean?

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What does 'castaño' mean?

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What does 'moreno/a' mean?

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What does 'negro/a' mean in terms of hair?

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What does 'rubio/a' mean?

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What does 'Trigueño/a' mean?

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What does 'pelirrojo/a' mean?

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What does 'argentino/a' mean?

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What does 'boliviano/a' mean?

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What does 'canadiense' mean?

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What does 'chileno/a' mean?

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What does 'colombiano/a' mean?

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What does 'costarricense' mean?

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What does 'cubano/a' mean?

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What does 'dominicano/a' mean?

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What does 'ecuatoriano/a' mean?

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What does 'español(a)' mean?

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What does 'estadounidense/norteamericano/a' mean?

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What does 'guatemalteco/a' mean?

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What does 'hondureño/a' mean?

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What does 'mexicano/a' mean?

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What does 'nicaragüense' mean?

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What does 'panameño/a' mean?

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What does 'paraguayo/a' mean?

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What does 'peruano/a' mean?

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What does 'puertorriqueño/a' mean?

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What does 'salvadoreño/a' mean?

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What does 'uruguayo/a' mean?

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What does 'venezolano/a' mean?

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What does 'andar en bicicleta/bici' mean?

To ride a bike Signup and view all the answers

What does 'estar (irreg.)' mean?

To be Signup and view all the answers

What does 'ir a + infinitive' mean?

To be going to (do something) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'ir de compras' mean?

To go shopping Signup and view all the answers

What does 'tocar la guitarra' mean?

To play the guitar Signup and view all the answers

What does 'la bandera' mean?

Flag Signup and view all the answers

What does 'el deporte' mean?

Sport Signup and view all the answers

What does 'el país' mean?

Country Signup and view all the answers

What does 'la película' mean?

Film Signup and view all the answers

What does 'el supermercado (el súper)' mean?

Supermarket Signup and view all the answers

What does 'el trabajo' mean?

Work Signup and view all the answers

What does '¿Adónde?' mean?

To where? Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Vocabulary and Phrases

¿Adónde vas?/¿Adónde va? - Questions asking "Where are you going?" (informal/formal).
Aburrido/a - Describes someone feeling bored with estar; can mean boring with ser.
Alto/a - Refers to a tall height.
Animado/a - Means lively or spirited.
Antipático/a - Indicates disagreeable or unfriendly demeanor.
Bajo/a - Describes short stature.
Bueno/a - Means good quality or nature.
Cansado/a - Refers to feeling tired.
Débil - Indicates weakness.
Difícil - Refers to something difficult or hard to do.
Enojado/a - Means feeling angry or upset.
Fácil - Refers to something easy to accomplish.
Feo/a - Describes someone or something as ugly.
Fuerte - Means strong or powerful.
Gordo/a - Indicates fatness or large size.
Gracioso/a - Refers to someone funny or amusing.
Grande - Means big or large in size.
Guapo/a - Describes someone as good-looking or attractive.
Joven (pl. jóvenes) - Means young, typically referring to a younger age group.
Largo/a - Describes something as long in length.
Lento/a - Indicates slowness in action or speed.
Limpio/a - Refers to something clean and tidy.
Malo/a - Describes something bad or of poor quality.
Nuevo/a - Indicates something new or recent.
Perezoso/a - Describes someone as lazy.
Pobre - Refers to being poor or underprivileged.
Rico/a - Indicates wealth or richness.
Serio/a - Describes someone as serious or solemn.
Simpático/a - Refers to a nice or friendly person.
Solo/a - Indicates being alone or solitary.
Trabajador/a - Describes someone as hard-working.
Triste - Means sad or unhappy.
Viejo/a - Describes someone or something as old.

Adjectives of Beauty and Emotion

Bello/a, bonito/a, hermoso/a, lindo/a, precioso/a - Various adjectives meaning "pretty" or "beautiful."
Alegre, contento/a, feliz (pl. felices) - Different terms indicating happiness or contentment.
Delgado/a, flaco/a - Refers to thinness or being slim.
Ansioso/a - Indicates feeling anxious.
Generoso/a - Means generous in spirit.
Horrible - Describes something as awful or horrifying.
Maravilloso/a - Refers to something marvelous or wonderful.
Motivado/a - Describes being motivated or inspired.
Optimista - Indicates an optimistic outlook.
Organizado/a - Refers to being organized or orderly.
Pesimista - Means pessimistic or having a negative outlook.
Popular - Indicates popularity or being well-liked.
Rápido/a - Describes someone or something fast or quick.
Reservado/a - Refers to being reserved or shy.
Tranquilo/a - Describes calmness or quietness.

Colors and Physical Attributes

Amarillo/a - Yellow.
Anaranjado/a - Orange.
Azul - Blue.
Blanco/a - White.
Café - Brown (the color of coffee).
Gris - Gray.
Marrón - Brown.
Morado/a - Purple.
Negro/a - Black.
Rojo/a - Red.
Rosado/a - Pink.
Verde - Green.
Castaño - Brown (hair).
Moreno/a - Dark brown (hair).
Rubio/a - Blonde (hair).
Pelirrojo/a - Red (hair).
Trigueño/a - Light brown (hair).

Nationalities

Argentino/a – Argentinian
Boliviano/a – Bolivian
Canadiense – Canadian
Chileno/a – Chilean
Colombiano/a – Colombian
Costarricense – Costa Rican
Cubano/a – Cuban
Dominicano/a – Dominican
Ecuatoriano/a – Ecuadorian
Español/a – Spanish
Estadounidense/norteamericano/a – From the US/North American
Guatemalteco/a – Guatemalan
Hondureño/a – Honduran
Mexicano/a – Mexican
Nicaragüense – Nicaraguan
Panameño/a – Panamanian
Paraguayo/a – Paraguayan
Peruano/a – Peruvian
Puertorriqueño/a – Puerto Rican
Salvadoreño/a – Salvadoran
Uruguayo/a – Uruguayan
Venezolano/a – Venezuelan

Common Verbs and Phrases

Andar en bicicleta/bici - To ride a bike.
Estar (irreg.) - To be.
Ir a + infinitive - Indicates intention or plan "to be going to (do something)."
Ir de compras - To go shopping.
Tocar la guitarra - To play the guitar.
La bandera - Flag.
El deporte - Sport.
El país - Country.
La película - Film.
El supermercado (el súper) - Supermarket.
El trabajo - Work.
¿Adónde? - Means "to where?"

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