Vocabulario 5C Lección 5: La familia

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

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

Alto/a Tall

Antipático/a Unpleasant; mean

Bajo/a Short (in height)

Bonito/a Pretty

Bueno/a Good

Delgado/a Thin; slender

Feo/a Ugly

Gordo/a Fat

Grande Large; big

Guapo/a Good-looking

Inteligente Intelligent

Joven (jóvenes) Young

Malo/a Bad

Moreno/a Brunet(te)

Pelirrojo/a Red-headed

Pequeño/a Small

Rubio/a Blonde

Simpático/a Nice; likable

Tonto/a Silly; foolish

Trabajador(a) Hard-working

Viejo/a Old

--¿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.

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

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