20 Spanish Adjectives with Sentences

Learn how to use Spanish adjectives with this short video. We'll review the most common Spanish adjectives as well.
There are two big differences when using adjectives in Spanish:
- The adjectives are usually placed after the nouns
- The adjectives have to match gender and plurality of the nouns
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1. Él es un hombre Bueno - he is a good man. Elle es Una Buena Amiga - she is a good friend Tengo un coche nuevo - I have a new car Tengo una casa nueva - I have a new house La casa es muy grande - the house is very big.

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Hombre bueno pero buena amiga... So it can go either way?

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Yes, this one is interested because when this adjective comes before a masculine subject, it’s actually ‘buen’. For example: él es un buen hombre (he’s a good man). But you can change the order and it becomes bueno when used after. Hope it helps! 🤗

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