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What is the English translation of 'alto/a'?
What does 'bonito/a' mean in English?
What is the English definition of 'bello/a'?
What does 'feo/a' mean in English?
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What is the English translation of 'flaco/a'?
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What does 'grande' mean?
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What does 'joven' mean?
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Translate 'moreno/a' into English.
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What is the translation of 'pelirrojo/a'?
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Define 'canoso/a'.
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What does 'pelo corto' mean?
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What is the English translation of 'inteligente'?
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What does 'divertido/a' mean?
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Translate 'simpático'.
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What does 'trabajador/a' refer to?
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What is the translation of 'buen, bueno/a'?
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Define 'paciente'.
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What does 'bajo/a' mean in English?
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What is the English translation for 'lindo/a'?
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What does 'guapo/a' translate to?
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What is the translation of 'delgado/a'?
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Define 'gordo/a'.
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What does 'pequeño/a' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'débil'?
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What does 'viejo/a' mean?
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What is the translation of 'rubio/a'?
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Define 'castaño/a'.
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What does 'calvo/a' mean in English?
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What is the translation of 'pelo largo'?
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Define 'serio/a'.
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What does 'tonto/a' mean?
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What is the English definition of 'aburrido/a'?
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What does 'antipático/a' translate to?
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What is the translation for 'perezoso/a'?
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Define 'mal, malo/a'.
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What does 'impaciente' mean?
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What is the translation of 'atlético/a'?
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Define 'ambicioso/a'.
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What does 'honesto/a' mean?
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What is the translation of 'tacaño/a'?
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What does 'tímido/a' mean?
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Define 'hablador/a'.
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What does 'fácil' mean?
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What is the translation of 'interesante'?
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Define 'desordenado/a'.
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What does 'prudente' mean?
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What is the translation of 'artístico/a'?
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Define 'sincero/a'.
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What does 'generoso/a' mean?
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What is the translation of 'fantástico/a'?
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Define 'callado/a'.
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What does 'sociable' mean?
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What is the translation of 'difícil'?
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Define 'ordenado/a'.
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What does 'atrevido/a' mean?
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What is the translation of 'cómico/a'?
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Study Notes
Descriptive Adjectives in Spanish
- alto/a: tall; used to describe height.
- bonito/a: pretty; often compliments appearance.
- bello/a: beautiful; conveys a deeper appreciation of beauty.
- feo/a: ugly; describes something not pleasing to the eye.
- flaco/a: skinny; often refers to slenderness.
- grande: big; indicates size or magnitude.
- fuerte: strong; describes physical strength or robustness.
- joven: young; denotes youthfulness or age.
- moreno/a: dark hair/dark skin; describes someone's hair or skin tone.
- pelirrojo/a: red head; specifically refers to red hair color.
- canoso/a: grey-haired; indicates aging or grey hair.
- pelo corto: short hair; describes the length of hair.
- inteligente: intelligent; refers to mental acuity or smartness.
- divertido/a: fun; describes something enjoyable or entertaining.
- simpático: nice; indicates a friendly demeanor.
- trabajador/a: hard working; emphasizes diligent effort.
- buen, bueno/a: good; denotes positive qualities or morals.
- paciente: patient; describes the ability to endure or wait.
- bajo/a: short; refers to lesser height compared to others.
- lindo/a: pretty; similar to 'bonito', often used for charm.
- guapo/a: handsome/good looking; typically for males but can apply to females as well.
- delgado/a: thin; refers to being slender.
- gordo/a: fat; describes excess body weight.
- pequeño/a: small; indicates size on a smaller scale.
- débil: weak; denotes a lack of strength.
- viejo/a: old; relates to age, often implying wisdom or deterioration.
- rubio/a: blond; specifies a light-colored hair.
- castaño/a: brown-haired; describes a medium hair color.
- calvo/a: bald; indicates loss of hair.
- pelo largo: long hair; refers to the extended length of hair.
- serio/a: serious; indicates a grave demeanor or attitude.
- tonto/a: stupid, silly; describes a lack of intelligence or foolishness.
- aburrido/a: boring/bored; refers to something uninteresting.
- antipático/a: mean; indicates an unfriendly nature.
- perezoso/a: lazy; denotes a lack of willingness to work or act.
- mal, malo/a: bad; describes negative qualities or actions.
- impaciente: impatient; lacks the ability to wait calmly.
- atlético/a: athletic; describes physical fitness and sporting aptitude.
- ambicioso/a: ambitious; indicates a drive for success.
- honesto/a: honest; signifies integrity and truthfulness.
- tacaño/a: stingy; refers to a reluctance to spend money.
- tímido/a: timid, shy; denotes a lack of confidence in social situations.
- hablador/a: talkative; describes a tendency to engage in conversation.
- fácil: easy; denotes simplicity or lack of difficulty.
- interesante: interesting; captures attention and curiosity.
- desordenado/a: disorganized; indicates a lack of structure or order.
- prudente: cautious, prudent; denotes carefulness in decision-making.
- artístico/a: artistic; reflects creativity and appreciation for arts.
- sincero/a: sincere; indicates genuineness in feelings and expressions.
- generoso/a: generous; refers to a willingness to give and share.
- fantástico/a: fantastic; denotes extraordinary qualities.
- callado/a: quiet; indicates a reserved or silent demeanor.
- sociable: social; describes a tendency to enjoy interaction with others.
- difícil: difficult, hard; denotes challenges or toughness in tasks.
- ordenado/a: organized; indicates a systematic approach to things.
- atrevido/a: daring; reflects boldness and willingness to take risks.
- cómico/a & gracioso/a: funny; both terms describe a sense of humor and ability to entertain.
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This quiz features flashcards for Chapter 3 of Spanish 1, focusing on descriptive adjectives. It includes vocabulary such as 'tall', 'pretty', 'ugly', and more. Enhance your Spanish language skills by mastering these essential adjectives.
