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#17 - From Friendly to Rude: Spanish Adjectives for Personality

Sep 15, 20258 min
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Episode description

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🤫 Want to gossip about your friends in Spanish? 

In this episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners, you’ll learn key personality adjectives to describe friends and family, both the nice and not-so-nice ones. 

Through a fun dialogue, discover words like simpática, alegre, perezoso, and descortés, and learn when to use ¿Cómo es…? vs. ¿Cómo está…?.

Perfect for beginners who want to make small talk and describe people with confidence. ¡Vamos!

📚 Study along with the dialogue transcript and key points of the lesson on Latin ELE's blog 👇 
https://latinele.com/spanish-adjectives-to-describe-personality/

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Transcript

Speaker 1

Last week to join the Spanish Beginner Intensive program. Will you not be part of this experience? More info at latinelle dot com. It's time to describe your friend's personalities in espanel aka gossip or on that. In this episode of Speaking Spanish four Beginners Kitaljo Marco your Latinos Spanish teacher. In this episode, you learn how to describe your friend's personalities in espanel using basic personality adjectives as he TiVos the personally that. This is a great topic for making

small talk in espanel. Ready for this first, let's listen to a short dialogue between two amigos Jesse and me Marco. We talk about our siblings. One of us describes positive personality traits and the other not so positive. While you listen, keep in mind this question, what words are you used

to describe their siblings? Ready, here we go. Jessica comstas bienni too MOI vien gracias comsa dormana ajia estabian come ya nolaskovien ayah is sympatica strovertidra yeah, legri hm hmm esa is me impression it dormano comea sel mermano sumboo is persoso antipatico. It is cortes that. Then again, in this conversation with a lot of vocabulary you've already learned in previous episodes, Jessica talks about her Ermana sister and I talk about me ermano. If you're still struggling with

family vocabulary, check out episode sixteen La Familia. I asked Jessica come os to Hermana. Como is is a question you use for descriptions. It means what is the person like? In Spanish, we use the verb ser to be ser to talk about personality, traits and permanent characteristics. That's why the question is com os are not comsta com oz what is somebody like? But comosta how is he or she doing? So? When you want to know someone's personalities,

say come os plus the person you're asking about. For example, come os to Padre, what is your father like? Come os to Hermana, what is your sister like? Come os to ami go what is your friend like? To reply, you use the verb sir plus personality adjective. In the dialogue. Jessica says meremana is plus personality adjectives, and I say, mermano is plus personality adjectives. After is in English, you simply add the description. More on that next. Let's go

over the adjectives. But first, did you catch the words we use in the dialogue. I'll give you a few seconds to think of your answer. Ready, Let's see. Jessica says her sister is sympathica, meaning likable, be careful. Sympathica looks like the English word sympathetic, but is different. Sympathica means a nice, friendly person, nothing to do with sympathetic. She also says extrovertida extroverted and a leg tearful. Let's

practice pronunciation slow first, and then add anormous speed. Repeat after me slow sympatica extrovertiva a legy, normal speed sympathica extrovertida a legy. Now, let's see how describe my brother. I use four words in the dialogue. Did you catch them? They are bobo, petty so so, anti patico, and escort. This Bobo means stupid or dumb, not the nicest word to use. It's not a bust as a courseword like mother care, but still not polite. Let's continue. Petty so

so is lazy and antipatico unpleasant or unlikable. It's the opposite of sympatico. And finally, this court taste impolite or wrote. So let's practice this repeat after me slow bo bo petty so so anti partico. This court taste at anormous pied bobo petty so so antipatico this court test. And now that you know the vocabulary, let's listen to the

dialogue again. Ready, here we go, Jessica comstas bienni too moe vien gracias coma dormana ajia estabian come o yah nolascovien a yah is sympatica strovertidra Yeah, legri hm hm esa is me impression it dormano come my cel mermano sumboo is versoso antipatico. It is cortes kaoke that. Then again, if it's still too hard, you can find the transcript and key points for this lesson on my blog at Latin dot com. I'll leave the direct link in the

episode description. And now, trying to practice, I'll ask you in Spanish what is your best friend like? And you have to reply when you hear this sound. Ready, here we go, come os to mehore amigo in tenesante missaludos at amigo and that's all for today. Glassias potescultar speaking Spanish for beginners. If you' you this podcast, please give it a five star review and recommend it to your amios.

Don't be anti patico. And if you want to expand on this topic so you can gossip about your familiar and amigos en espanel, join a Spanish beginner intensive program eight weeks of daily practice to start having your first basic conversations in espanel. This is the last week to row. We start next week September twenty second. Don't miss out. Will I not see you there at approximat all

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