2. Vocabulario 5C
Lección 5: La familia

3. Yo puedo… I can… Success Criteria
Use adjectives to describe personality and physical traits
Success Criteria
Use the Spanish sound system to accurately pronounce adjectives
Match adjectives with ser based on number and gender to describe myself and others

4. You already know some adjectives…
Difícil
Fácil
Aburrido/a
Interesante
Difficult
Easy
Boring
Interesting

5. Alto/a
Tall

6. Antipático/a
Unpleasant; mean

7. Bajo/a
Short (in height)

8. Bonito/a
Pretty

9. Bueno/a
Good

10. Delgado/a
Thin; slender

11. Feo/a
Ugly

12. Gordo/a
Fat

13. Grande
Large; big

14. Guapo/a
Good-looking

15. Inteligente
Intelligent

16. Joven (jóvenes)
Young

17. Malo/a
Bad

18. Moreno/a
Brunet(te)

19. Pelirrojo/a
Red-headed

20. Pequeño/a
Small

21. Rubio/a
Blonde

22. Simpático/a
Nice; likable

23. Tonto/a
Silly; foolish

24. Trabajador(a)
Hard-working

25. Viejo/a
Old

26. --¿Cómo eres tú? --Soy inteligente.
What are you like? (Literally, How are you?)
I am intelligent.
Do not confuse this question with ¿Cómo estás?. ¿Cómo estás? asks about how you are feeling (health/emotions), not what you are like as a person.

27. --¿Cómo es tu padre? --Mi padre es alto.
What is your dad like? (Literally, How is your dad?)
My dad is tall.

28. What is the difference between mucho/a(s) and muy?
muchos/as =
muy =
much, a lot
many
very