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    The document defines adjectives in Spanish and provides examples of their usage and agreement. Adjectives in Spanish agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify. Masculine adjectives typically end in -o and feminine adjectives end in -a. If a noun is plural, the adjective also takes an plural -s ending. Some common adjectives related to feelings, health, and emotions are then listed and defined.

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    The document defines adjectives in Spanish and provides examples of their usage and agreement. Adjectives in Spanish agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify. Masculine adjectives typically end in -o and feminine adjectives end in -a. If a noun is plural, the adjective also takes an plural -s ending. Some common adjectives related to feelings, health, and emotions are then listed and defined.

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    Spanish Adjectives

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    The document defines adjectives in Spanish and provides examples of their usage and agreement. Adjectives in Spanish agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify. Masculine adjectives typically end in -o and feminine adjectives end in -a. If a noun is plural, the adjective also takes an plural -s ending. Some common adjectives related to feelings, health, and emotions are then listed and defined.

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    Los Adjetivos (Adjectives)

    Definition: The adjective in Spanish agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Usually
    adjectives come in masculine and feminine flavors and reflect the gender of the noun they describe.
    Normally masculine adjectives end in an -o and feminine adjectives end in an -a.

    Examples in Spanish:

    an ugly monkey = un mono feo


    a beautiful cloud = una nube bonita

    If a noun is plural then the adjective is also plural, an s is added to the end.

    Examples in Spanish:

    the handsome boy = el niño bonito


    the handsome boys = los niños bonitos

    the honest girl = la niña honesta


    the honest girls = las niñas honestas

    Some Adjectives:

    happy = alegre
    sad = triste
    intelligent = inteligente
    rich = rico
    poor = pobre
    stupid = estúpido
    furious = furioso
    angry = enojado
    ugly = feo
    pretty = bonito
    handsome = bonito
    fat = gordo
    thin = delgado
    crazy = loco
    brave = valiente
    sick = enfermo
    healthy = sano
    honest = honesto
    famous = famoso
    Basic adjectives to do with feelings, health, emotions

    feliz - happy
    contento, -a - happy, satisfied
    cansado, -a - tired
    triste - sad
    preocupado, -a - worried, concerned
    enfermo - ill
    sano, -a - healthy
    amable - kind, generous
    amigable - friendly
    simpático, -a - kind

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