We have quite a few new adjectives today.

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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn a bunch of new adjectives

that will help you specify which things or people you're talking about or how many

things or people you're talking about. Specifically, we're going to work on words that belong to a

category that we call indefinite adjectives. These are words that you'll put before a noun,

typically to replace an article.

We already know the most frequently used indefinite adjective, which is otro.

As we went over back in episode 54, we typically use this word before a noun, and we don't

use an article along with it.

Here's an example.

They saw another thing there.

Vieran other cosa there.

Our first new word for today is the word

Ninguino, which means something like none or no.

You'll use this right before a noun that you want to emphasize doesn't exist.

Here's an example.

No, I see no house here.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I see no cahsna here.

So normally we say that the English word no is translated into Spanish as no.

But that's only when it's being used as an interjection or adverb.

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