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A Massive List of Spanish Adjectives and How To Use Them

Are you improving in your Spanish fluency, but still struggling to describe people accurately?  This is a normal stage in most students’ Spanish-learning process. You may have mastered the grammar rules, but are still short in vocabulary.  I’m here to help you solve that!  Keep reading to learn what adjectives are and how to use them—discover a massive list of...Read More

100 Spanish Describing Words: Adjectives for People, Places, and Things

What are describing words, let alone Spanish describing words? Let’s take a look first at how we use describing words in English: Did you see the amazing sunset yesterday?  This house is so cozy.  My friend is hilarious.  That book was insightful. Being able to describe things, concepts, people, and situations is key to communicating in any language. These...Read More

Ser vs Estar: Using Adjectives with These Spanish Verbs

To be or to be? That is the question in Spanish. You know it well: the famous ser vs estar situation.   This is one of the trickiest parts of the language for new learners. It’s tricky because the differences between one verb and the other are minimal, but really important.  In this post, I’m gonna take you down the ser vs estar rabbit hole, and then take a wild turn into...Read More

‘Ser’ Adjectives and How to Use Them in Spanish Sentences

Learning the different forms of the verb ser, Spanish for “to be,” is one of the more challenging aspects of learning the language. In English, conjugating the verb “to be” requires memorizing all of the irregular forms of the verb; the same case applies to Spanish. Unfortunately, most of these conjugations have no shortcut or easy way to learn them (with a few exceptions). On top of that,...Read More