Adjectives in Spanish help us describe people.

They usually match the gender (male or female) and number (singular or plural) of the nouns they go with.

Let's look at some important adjectives and how to use them:

Common Adjectives for Description:

• Alto (tall)
• Bajo (short)
• Bonito/a (beautiful/nice: add 'a' for girls)
• Simpático/a (nice/friendly)
• Inteligente (smart)

Example Sentences:

1. Él es alto. (He is tall.)
2. Ella es baja. (She is short.)
3. Ella es bonita. (She is beautiful.)

Vocabulary for Family:

If you want to talk about family members, here are some useful words:

• Padre (father)
• Madre (mother)
• Hermano/a (brother/sister)

Examples:

• Mi padre es alto. (My dad is tall.)
• Mi hermana es bonita. (My sister is beautiful.)

Extra Vocabulary:

You can also learn words for different themes, like:

• Days of the week:
  • lunes (Monday)
  • martes (Tuesday)
• Months:
  • enero (January)
  • febrero (February)
• Food and drink:
  • manzana (apple)
  • agua (water)
  • pan (bread)
• Hobbies:
  • jugar (to play)
  • leer (to read)
  • bailar (to dance)

Using these adjectives will help you describe people better in Spanish!