(2) ✅ Chapter 2 Describing People In Spanish⭐

College level flashcard set about describing people in spanish

nosotros/nosotras

How do you say 'we?'
ustedes
él
yo
nosotros/nosotras
ellas

ellos

Which is the word for 'they, masculine?'
ellos
nosotros
ustedes
ellas
nosotras

all of these

El and Él:
are pronounced the same
mean very different things
one means 'the'
all of these
one means 'he'

you formal

'Usted' is:
you all
you familiar
we
your
you formal

yo

How do you say 'I?'
yo
usted
ella
él
tú

you familiar

'Tú' means:
to
too
your
you formal
you familiar

yo, usted, tu, el, ella, nosotros, nosotras, elllos, ellas, ustedes

I, you formal, you familiar, he, she, it understood, we, they, you guys

When addressing two or more people in a group

In which situation is it appropriate to use vosotros?
When addressing an adult female
When addressing an adult male
When referring to yourself as part of a group
When addressing two or more people in a group
When asking one person a question

Spain

Where is vosotros used in everyday conversation?
Spain
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Costa Rica
Ecuador

You (plural) such as 'you guys'

What does vosotros mean?
You (plural) such as 'you guys'
They
Us
He
We

All of these

With whom would you use the vosotros pronoun in Spain?
Children
Peers
All of these
Friends
Family members

All of these

Where is ustedes used in every day language?
Chile
Spain
All of these
Argentina
Guatemala

chica

Which of the following is NOT an adjective?
trabajador
chica
alto
mucha
inteligente

ocho

Which of the following is an adjective of quantity?
ocho
alto
inteligentes
rojo
inteligente

chica alto

Which of the following do NOT agree in number and gender?
chica alto
clases difíciles
chico inteligente
clase difícil
chica inteligente

altan

Which of the following is not a form of the adjective 'alto?'
alta
alto
altos
altas
altan

coche rojo

How do you say 'red car?'
coche rojos
rojos coches
rojo coche
coches rojos
coche rojo

soy, eres, es, somos, son

I am, you are, he she it is, we are, you are, they are/you guys

somos

What is the correct form of ser in the following sentence?
Nosotros _____ muy altos.
son
eres
somos
soy
es

-er verb

There are 3 types of verbs in Spanish. What kind is 'ser?'
-ar ver
-or verb
-ir verb
-ur verb
-er verb

you are

'Eres' means
I am
we are
he is
they are
you are

Ellos son.

How do you say 'They are?'
Tú eres.
Ellos son.
Nosotros somos.
Yo soy.
Ella es.

All of these

In English, we always use the pronoun with the verb. In Spanish, however, once the subject has been mentioned, the pronoun is rarely used. Why?
There's no need to do so.
The conjugated verb is two words in one and already has a pronoun in it.
It's repetitive to keep mentioning it.
All of these
It makes communication longer and slower.

to be

What does 'ser' mean?
will be
are
am
is
to be

Lorena es Rubia y simpatico es joven y pequenia tambien, pero no es una chica traviesa es muy buena.

Gustavo es rubio y simpatico, Es joven y pequeno tambien pero no es un chico travieso. Es muy bueno


change gustavo to lorena. What's the new paragragh

Ricardo y Pedro son morenos y trabajadores tambien. Ricardo es alto pero pedro es inteligente y bajo. Y ricardo es muy delgado, pero Pedro no es muy delgado.

Elena y Lola son Morena's y trabajadoras tambien. Elena es alta pero Lola es inteligente y baja. Y Elena es muy delgada, pero Lola no es muy delgada.

Change Elena and Lola to Ricardo and Pedro

Karla es muy simpatica. No es muy guapa pero no es feo. Es interesante y tiene un perro bonito tambien.

Carlos es muy simpatico. No es muy guapo, pero no es feo. Es interesante y tiene un perro bonito tambien

Change Carlos to Karla

Miguel y Daniela tienen clases importantes y dificiles miguel es intelegente y serio, pero Daniela es muy habladora y tonta.

Marta y Mateo tienen clases importantes y dificies. Marte es inteligente y seria, pero Mateo es muy hablador y tonto.

Change marta y mateo to miguel and daniela

Tomas es Perezoso, pero es una persona maravillosa. Es pelirrojo y differente. No es timido es muy amigable y tiene muchos amigos.

Teresa es perezosa, pero es una persona maravillosa. Es pelirroja y diferente. No es timida es muy amigable y tiene muchos amigos.

Change Teresa to Tomas

alta

Which of the following agrees with Elena?
alta
travieso
bueno
bajo
rubias

difíciles

Which of the following agrees with clases?
roja
altas
difíciles
interesante
largo

pequeño

What is the opposite of grande?
poco
mucho
bueno
trabajador
pequeño

bad

What does 'malo' mean?
tall
short
bad
good
long

4 masculine singular/plural and feminine singular/plural

How many forms do Spanish adjectives have?
3
1
4
5
2

Personalidad

personalities

simpatico

nice

generoso

generous

intellegente

intelligent

trabajador

hard working

callado

quiet

serio

serious

timido

shy

amigable

friendly

deportista

athletic

diferente

different

hablador

talkative

perezoso

lazy

chistoso

silly

buena gente

good person/people

interesante

interesting

maravillosa

wonderfull

ranas

frog

mochilla

backpack

all adjective are used with the verb

ser (to be)

delgado/delgada

thin

esbelto/esbelta

slim

con sobrepeso

overweight

gordito/gordita

chubby

(don't use) gordo/gorda

(rude) fat

corpulento/corpulenta

hefty

llevar

to wear

alto/alta

tall

bajo/baja

short

de estatura media

medium height

tez/piel morena/oscura

dark skin

tez/piel bronceada

tanned skin

tez/piel clara

fair skin

to discribe hair color you use

tener el pelo color

tener el pelo negro

to have black hair

negros/oscuros

black/dark eye color

tener el pelo castano

to have brown hair

tener el pelo rubio

to have blond hair

rizado

curly

ondulado

wavy

marrones

brown eye color

liso

straight

largo

long

a la altura de los hombros

shoulder length

corto

short

barba

beard

verdes

green eye color

bigote

mustache

trenza

braids

azules

blue eye color

rastas

dreadlocks

tener

to have

color miel

light brown (honey colored) eye color

rasgados

almond shaped eye

redondos

round eye

es pelirrojo

red haired masculine

is pelirroja feminine or masculine

feminine