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I'm Timothy, and this is Learncraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn a few new adjectives

and continue practicing the verbs creer and p pensar. Most of the words that we

learn today will actually be words that are very similar to words you already know. Let's start

with the word rapido, which we learned as an adverb to mean fast or quickly describing how

something is done. This word can also be used as an adjective to

describe something as fast. This can vary in meaning from a person who can run quickly to a job

that can be done quickly. Either way, it tends to be used along with the verb, ser. For example, I didn't know that the girls were so fast.

No, I saw that the chikas are so rapidas.

So as you can see, here we changed the word from Rapido to Rapidas.

When Rapido is used as an adjective, it changes based on the gender and number of what it's describing, although when it's an adverb, it doesn't change.

Our next word is Igual, which we already learned as an adverb that can be used in a couple of

different ways.

But when it's used as an adjective, what it means is equal or the same, specifically as a

description.

For example, all of these houses are the same.

All these houses are the same. Let's practice using Igual and Rapido as adjectives.

My brother is very fast. He's always there on time. My brother is very rapid. My brother is very rapid. My brother is very rapid. always is there at the time.

The girl is the same.

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