Review Practice

Atlético/a = athletic

Artístico/a = artistic

Bueno/a = good

Cómico/a = funny

Desorganizado/a = disorganized

Estudioso/a = studious

inteligente = intelligent

malo/a = bad

organizado/a = organized

perezoso/a = lazy

serio/a = serious

simpático/a = nice/friendly

trabajador/a = hardworking

antipático/a = unfriendly / mean

It's a pair of words

That look or sound similar in two languages

AND mean the same thing

For example: Guitarra = guitar

Can you think of your own examples?

In Spanish, you change the ending of adjectives

You use the -o ending for males. Example: Tom Brady es atlético.

You use the -a ending for females. Example: Profesora Slade es buena.

If an adjective ends in -e, you do nothing! Example: Albert Einstein es inteligente.