Welcome to a new Spanish lesson! Today we will explore the 20 most important adjectives and how they are used in different situations.
00:01 "Grande": You can describe something as "grande" when it is large in size, like Pascal, who is big because of his imposing stature.
00:22 "Small": In contrast, "small" refers to something small in size. For example, Paula is small, but Nicole is even smaller than Paula.
00:42 "Fast": If something is moving at a considerable speed, like a fast car, we use this adjective.
00:57 "Slow": On the other hand, when something moves at a slow pace, like Paula walking, we use "slow".
01:12 "Tall": We use this adjective to describe something that has a great height, like a tall building.
01:33 "Low": In contrast, "low" is used for something that has limited height, like a low table that may be uncomfortable to eat at.
01:51 "Young": If someone has a youthful appearance and vitality, we say they look "young".
02:17 "Old": On the other hand, when someone shows signs of ageing, like the grandfather with his silver hair, we describe them as "old".
02:42 "Expensive": If something has a high price tag, like an expensive car, we use "expensive".
03:06 "Beautiful": "Beautiful" is used to describe something that is visually stunning and pleasing, like a beautiful sunset.
03:32 "Ugly": On the other hand, when something doesn't have an attractive appearance, like a spider, we say it's "ugly".
03:58 "Simple": If something is easy to understand or do, like a simple recipe, we use this adjective.
04:21 "Difficult": But if something is challenging, like learning a new language like English, we call it "difficult".
04:46 "Loud": When something produces a loud, powerful sound, like loud music, we use "loud".
05:05 "Silent": On the other hand, "silent" refers to something that doesn't emit noise, like a quiet car.
05:22 "Healthy": If something is beneficial to health, like healthy cheese, we describe it as "healthy".
05:48 "Sick": When someone is not feeling well and needs rest to recover, we say they are "sick".
06:07 "Clean": If something is free of dirt and clutter, like a clean room, we use "clean".
06:27 "Dirty": On the other hand, when something is stained or has dirt on it, we say it's "dirty", like dirty trousers.
06:42 "Happy": Finally, if someone radiates joy and happiness, like Mary with her smile, we say they are "happy".
These are some of the most common adjectives in Spanish that will help you to better express your ideas and describe the world around you. Did you already know these adjectives? Do you know any adjectives that we didn't mention in the video? Leave us your comments and let's keep learning Spanish together!
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