We're continuing to look at adjectives. Last time we started looking at adjectives, but

this time we're going to take a further look at them in particular at certain adjectives

which come before the noun and when they come before the noun it changes their meaning.

So this won't become clearer as we listen to the episode. We'll also be talking about

physical descriptions of people talking about their hair, their eyes and so on. Hopefully

you'll enjoy this lesson.

So last week we looked at adjectives. Adjectives ending in O that gave feminine form ending

in masculine plural in us and feminine plural in us. So let's take the word blanco as

an example. Let's talk about a white cat, un gato blanco.

Un gato blanco. Okay so let's change the word and we'll talk about content. How would

you say the main are happy?

Muy bien, and you remember that that was estan. Los hombres están contentos. How would you

say the women are happy?

Las mujeres están contentas. Okay, muy bien, las mujeres están contentas. So that's o a

sus as adjectives. We also learned some adjectives that end in E or the sound E importante,

for example. So how would you say an important book?

Un libro importante. Un libro importante. And how would you say an intelligent woman?

Una mujer inteligente. Una mujer inteligente. Now how would you say mark and cara are very

intelligent. Mark y cara son muy inteligentes. Okay excellent you got both the verb right

as son from the verb ser because it's an inherent characteristic that we are both very intelligent

people obviously son inteligentes es ending in es, the plural form of inteligente. Muy bien,

now what we noticed last week is that all the adjectives that we were learning came after

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