Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
El reloj es (pause with a tap of the finger). |
El reloj es (pause with a tap of the finger). |
caro |
caro |
El reloj es caro. |
El reloj es caro. |
"The watch is expensive." |
We use caro in this sentence because reloj is a masculine singular noun. |
El, meaning "the," also agrees with the noun's gender. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
La mesa es (pause with a tap of the finger). |
La mesa es (pause with a tap of the finger). |
larga |
larga |
La mesa es larga. |
La mesa es larga. |
"The table is long." |
We use larga in this sentence because mesa is a feminine singular noun. |
La also agrees with the gender of the noun. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
Este restaurante es (pause with a tap of the finger). |
Este restaurante es (pause with a tap of the finger). |
famoso |
famoso |
Este restaurante es famoso. |
Este restaurante es famoso. |
"This restaurant is famous." |
We use famoso in this sentence because restaurante is a masculine singular noun. Este also agrees with the gender of the noun. |
Unscramble the words to make a sentence. |
Ready? |
Los |
Los zapatos |
Los zapatos son |
Los zapatos son pequeños. |
"The shoes are small." |
Los zapatos son pequeños. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
Esta lámpara es (grandes or grande). |
Esta lámpara es (grandes or grande). |
grande |
grande |
Esta lámpara es grande. |
"This lamp is big." |
Grande is used here because lámpara is a singular noun. |
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
El sofá es (cómodo or cómoda). |
El sofá es (cómodo or cómoda). |
cómodo |
cómodo |
El sofá es cómodo. |
"The sofa is comfortable." |
Cómodo is used here because sofá is a masculine singular noun. |
Let's translate some sentences into Spanish. |
Translate "The door is brown." into Spanish. |
La, "The" |
followed by |
puerta, "door" |
next |
es, "is" (Third-person singular form of ser, meaning "to be.") |
followed by |
café, "brown" |
The adjective café, meaning "brown," is the same for both masculine and feminine forms. |
La puerta es café. |
La puerta es café. |
"The door is brown." |
Translate "These trees are tall." into Spanish. |
Estos, "These" |
followed by |
árboles, "trees" |
next |
son, "are" (Third-person plural form of ser, meaning "to be.") |
followed by |
altos, "tall" |
Altos is used here because árboles is a masculine plural noun. |
Notice the -s added to alto since it ends in a vowel. |
Estos árboles son altos. |
Estos árboles son altos. |
"These trees are tall." |
Translate "The car is red." into Spanish. |
El, "The" |
followed by |
carro, "car" |
next |
es, "is" (Third-person singular form of ser, meaning "to be.") |
followed by |
rojo, "red" |
Rojo is used here because carro is a masculine singular noun. |
El carro es rojo. |
El carro es rojo. |
"The car is red." |
Listen to me as I speak. Which adjective is used in the sentences? |
El sofá es cómodo. |
Let's listen one more time. |
El sofá es cómodo. |
Did you hear, cómodo? Cómodo, meaning "comfortable," is used with masculine singular nouns. |
How about...? |
Esta lámpara es grande. |
Let's listen one more time. |
Esta lámpara es grande. |
Did you hear, grande? Grande, meaning "big," is used with both masculine and feminine singular nouns. |
Next… |
El reloj es caro. |
One more time. |
El reloj es caro. |
Did you hear, caro? Caro, meaning "expensive," is used with masculine singular nouns. |
And... |
Los zapatos son pequeños. |
One more time. |
Los zapatos son pequeños. |
Did you hear, pequeños? Pequeños, meaning "small," is used with masculine plural nouns. |
Thank you for watching. |
Now you know how to use Spanish adjectives. |
...and now you can move on to the next lesson in the pathway. |
Nos vemos. |
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