Spanish Vocabulary Quiz: Adjectives

Personal Traits in Spanish

• "yo soy listo/a" translates to "I am smart," indicating intelligence.
• "yo soy callado/a" means "I am quiet," describing a reserved personality.
• "yo soy extrovertido/a" translates to "I am outgoing," highlighting social energy and sociability.
• "yo soy tímido/a" means "I am timid," referring to a shy or reserved demeanor.
• "yo soy sincero/a" translates to "I am sincere," denoting honesty and openness.
• "yo soy tonto/a" means "I am silly," which can imply a light-hearted or playful attitude.
• "yo soy travieso/a" translates to "I am mischievous," indicating a playful inclination towards trouble.
• "yo soy paciente" means "I am patient," referring to the ability to wait calmly.
• "yo soy talentoso/a" translates to "I am talented," highlighting specific skills or abilities.
• "yo soy creativo/a" means "I am creative," indicating an imaginative or artistic flair.
• "yo soy ambicioso/a" translates to "I am ambitious," describing a drive for success.
• "yo soy deportivo/a" means "I am sporty," referring to an active and athletic lifestyle.
• "¿Cómo eres tú?" translates to "What are you like?"—a question about personality traits.
• "yo soy artístico/a" means "I am artistic," indicating creativity in art.
• "yo soy altético/a" translates to "I am athletic," referring to physical fitness and sportsmanship.
• "yo soy cómico/a" means "I am funny," describing a humorous nature.
• "yo soy desorganizado/a" translates to "I am disorganized," indicating a lack of organization.
• "yo soy inteligente" means "I am intelligent," emphasizing mental sharpness and reasoning.
• "yo soy organizado/a" translates to "I am organized," indicating a structured approach to tasks.
• "yo soy perezoso/a" means "I am lazy," referring to a tendency to avoid effort.
• "yo soy serio/a" translates to "I am serious," denoting a thoughtful or earnest nature.
• "yo soy simpático/a" means "I am nice," indicating friendliness and kindness.
• "yo soy trabajador/a" translates to "I am hard-working," emphasizing diligence and effort.
• "yo soy fuerte" means "I am strong," describing physical strength.
• "yo soy guapo" translates to "I am handsome," used to compliment masculine physical appearance.
• "yo soy bella" means "I am beautiful," used to compliment feminine physical appearance.
• "yo soy bonito/a" translates to "I am pretty," a general term for attractiveness.

Test your knowledge of Spanish adjectives with this engaging quiz. Each card presents an adjective along with its English translation. Perfect for beginners looking to expand their vocabulary in a fun way!