Sucio: dirty and needing cleaning
Learn sucio, sucia and their plurals to describe dirty objects, floors and hands.
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Correct answers and actions
A correct answer, calculation or decision can be described in Spanish with an adjective that agrees with its noun.
Read and practisePesado: heavy objects
Learn pesado, pesada and their plurals to describe weight when carrying or packing.
Read and practiseDangerous places and situations
A dark staircase or a rough crossing can be dangerous; describe risks in Spanish with agreement.
Read and practiseLigero: light in weight or food
Learn ligero, ligera and their plurals for light objects, clothing and meals.
Read and practiseImportant people and events
A meeting, a person or a task can matter greatly; express importance in Spanish and match singular or plural.
Read and practiseFeliz: happy and plural spelling
Learn feliz and felices to describe happiness and write the plural with c.
Read and practiseTriste: sad and agreement
Learn triste and tristes to describe sad feelings, stories and memories.
Read and practiseCansado: tired and needing rest
Learn cansado, cansada and their plurals to describe tired people and the need to rest.
Read and practiseFuerte: strong, sturdy or loud
Learn fuerte to describe physical strength, sturdy bags, intense coffee and loud sounds.
Read and practiseDébil: weak or faint
Learn débil for low strength or intensity in a person, signal, light or argument.
Read and practiseNecesario: needed or required
Learn necesario to describe requirements and say that an action is necessary.
Read and practiseÚtil: useful for a purpose
Learn útil to describe helpful information, tools and advice and explain what they help achieve.
Read and practisePosible: possible or feasible
Learn posible to ask whether an action can be done and discuss possible solutions.
Read and practiseDisponible: available to use or meet
Learn disponible for rooms, tickets, information and people who can meet at a given time.
Read and practiseClaro: clear, light or bright
Learn claro to describe an understandable explanation, a light color and a bright room.
Read and practiseSeco: dry or not sweet
Learn seco for dry clothes and weather, and for wine without a sweet taste.
Read and practiseMojado: wet from water
Learn mojado to describe wet ground, clothing and objects after rain or contact with water.
Read and practisePride in Spanish
A sister, a team or an achievement can inspire pride: express that feeling and connect it to its cause in Spanish.
Read and practiseWorried about someone or something
A worried neighbour or a concerned nurse can describe the cause of their worry and agree the adjective with the person.
Read and practiseFeeling ashamed in Spanish
A hurtful comment or a forgotten promise can cause shame; describe the feeling and its cause in Spanish.
Read and practiseJealousy with celoso
A friend’s success or a partner’s attention can prompt jealousy; see how the adjective agrees and connects to its cause.
Read and practiseGenerosity in Spanish
A shared harvest or a generous portion shows how this adjective describes people, support and amounts.
Read and practisePatience in Spanish
A teacher and a gardener show how patience applies to people and slow processes, with singular and plural forms.
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