In Spanish, adjectives (words that describe things) need to match the nouns (the things they describe) in gender and number.

Let’s look at the word "amable," which means "kind." Here’s how it works:

1. Understanding Gender:

   • The word "chica" means "girl." This word is feminine. So, we use the feminine form of "amable."

2. Plural Form:

   • If we want to talk about more than one girl, we need to change "amable" to "amables." We just add an "s" to make it plural.

3. Example Sentences:

   • For one girl: "La chica es amable." (This means "The girl is kind.")
   • For more than one girl: "Las chicas son amables." (This means "The girls are kind.")

Key Takeaway: When you use the word "amable" with "las chicas" (the girls), remember to change it to "amables." This helps keep everything matching in gender and number.