1. Adjectives
In spanish

2. What makes them different to english?
Spanish adjectives are completely different to English. One of the main reasons is because there can be four forms of a adjective.
Make sure to remember that the adjective comes after the noun, when using Spanish.
For example
If you were going to say something was ugly in Spanish, there are different forms to that one adjective.
MASC= FEO FEMININE= FEA MASC’ PLURAL= FEOS FEM PLURAL= FEAS
You would know how to use these by the word before it. Like:
La camiseta es fea. You know to use the feminine form because the words end in ‘a’, this means it is feminine.
The same is for the masculine if it ends in a ‘O’. Or if it is plural it would be ‘LOS’ or ‘LAS’, los being the masculine plural and las being the feminine.
For example, Los sombreros.

3. Comparing items. Remember to use adjectival agreement.
When you want to compare items, things are different in Spain. you say ‘it is more than’ or ‘it is less than’.
So, to say a top is more expensive than a pair of shoes you would say:
La camiseta es más barata que los zapatos.
The shirt is more expensive than the shoes.
To say it is more than something use:
Es más (insert adjective) que.. (insert noun)
To say it is less than something use:
Es menos (insert adjective) que… (insert noun)
Remember to use adjectival agreement.
‘la camiseta’= ‘barata’

4. WATCH OUT!
When you are saying something is a colour, you use it as an adjective and put it after the noun!
For example,
Una falda roja.
However, not all adjectives have all four forms….

5. Colour
Masc.
Fem.
Masc plu
Fem plu.
Pink
rosa
Rosa
Purple
voileta
Voileta
Orange
naranja
narranja
Red
rojo
roja
rojos
rojas
yellow
amarillo
amarilla
amarillos
amarillas
Blank
negro
negra
negros
negras
White
Blanco
blanca
blancos
blancas
Blue
azul
Brown
marron
Grey
Green
Gris
verder
verde
gris