In Spanish, we use words called adjectives to describe things like colors, sizes, and qualities. Let’s look at this with some easy examples.

Colores (Colors):

• rojo (red)
• azul (blue)
• verde (green)
• amarillo (yellow)
• negro (black)

Tamaños (Sizes):

• grande (big)
• pequeño (small)
• mediano (medium)

Cualidades (Qualities):

• bonito (pretty)
• feo (ugly)
• bueno (good)
• malo (bad)

How to Use Adjectives in Sentences:

1. La casa es grande y roja. (The house is big and red.)
2. El perro es pequeño y bonito. (The dog is small and pretty.)

Here’s an important thing to remember: In Spanish, adjectives need to match the nouns they describe. This means they have to agree in gender (like boy or girl) and number (singular or plural).

That’s it! Now you know how to use adjectives in Spanish!