In Spanish, when we talk about people, we often use simple words called adjectives. Here’s an easy guide to help you describe people better.

1. Greetings and Goodbyes: Let’s start your conversations with some key greetings and farewells:

• Hola (Hello)
• Adiós (Goodbye)
• Buenos días (Good morning)
• Buenas tardes (Good afternoon)

2. Common Adjectives: You can use these simple words to describe how people look and feel:

• Alto (Tall)
• Bajo (Short)
• Feliz (Happy)
• Triste (Sad)

Example Sentences:

• Él es alto. (He is tall.)
• Ella está triste. (She is sad.)

3. Family Members: These words will help you talk about your family:

• Madre (Mother)
• Padre (Father)
• Hermano (Brother)
• Hermana (Sister)

Example Sentences:

• Mi madre es feliz. (My mother is happy.)
• Mi hermano es bajo. (My brother is short.)

4. Colors: Make your descriptions more colorful with these words:

• Rojo (Red)
• Azul (Blue)
• Verde (Green)
• Amarillo (Yellow)

Example Sentences:

• Su vestido es rojo. (Her dress is red.)
• Sus ojos son azules. (His eyes are blue.)

5. Daily Activities: Here are some action words to explain what people do:

• Comer (To eat)
• Hablar (To talk)
• Estudiar (To study)
• Jugar (To play)

Example Sentence:

• Ellos estudian en la tarde. (They study in the afternoon.)

Using these important words will help you start conversations in Spanish. Have fun mixing and matching these phrases in your talks!