Do you know how to use Spanish adjectives?

Welcome to Three Step Spanish Practice by SpanishPot101.com.

In this lesson, you'll practice using Spanish adjectives naturally by ensuring they match

their nouns, gender, and number.

Let's look at the main dialogue.

Two people are having a conversation in the store.

They are discussing computers.

Disculpe, what computer do you recommend?

Excuse me, which computer do you recommend?

Well, this one is very fast.

Rapid.

Meaning fast is very fast. Rapida.

Meaning fast is used here in its feminine singular form, because this refers to the feminine noun computadora.

In Spanish, most adjectives change based on gender and number.

Maskeling adjectives and then in O changed to a for the feminine form.

So the masculine adjective,

Bonito, meaning pretty or nice, becomes bonita.

Objectives that end in E or a consonant stay the same for both genders, such as

grande meaning big.

For plural, adjectives add s if they end in a vowel, so Bonito, meaning pretty or nice, becomes

bonitos

Bonitas and Grande meaning big becomes grandes.

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