Spanish Adjectives (Describing People)

Flashcards by Niat Habtemariam, created more than 1 year ago

Adjectives used to describe people in Spanish.

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Lucas Abounader

almost 8 years ago (edited)

#1 Aburrido can also mean bored when placed after estar. #9 Bello is the masculine adjective, so uncertain as to why the notecard is not bello(a) as to retain consistency.

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aburrido(a)

activo(a)

alto(a)

antipático(a)

atlético(a)

bajo(a)

bonito(a)

malo(a)

bella

cómico(a)

extrovertido(a)

gracioso(a)

guapo(a)

intelectual

inteligente

moreno(a)

pelirrojo(a)

perezoso(a)

romántico(a)

flojo

rubio(a)

serio(a)

simpático(a)

tímido(a)

tonto(a)

trabajador(a)

gordo(a)

flaco(a)

delgado(a)

grande

bueno(a)

viejo(a)

joven

pequeño

feo(a)

bastante

muy

también

un poco