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In Course: Spanish A2: Everyday Foundations

Adding Richer Descriptions in Spanish

Learn to make your Spanish descriptions more expressive with modifiers like 'muy', shortened adjectives like 'buen', and exclamations with 'qué'.

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43 Cards
Lesson#1
You already know muy. In this deck, we’ll build on it by using a wider range of modifiers, such as bastante, demasiado, poco, and tan.
Quiz#2
Translate into Spanish: 'The house is very big.'

La casa es muy grande.

Quiz#3
Translate into Spanish, as a male speaker: 'I am very tired.'

Estoy muy cansado.

Lesson#4
To say something is 'quite' or 'rather' good, you can use 'bastante'. For example, 'El libro es bastante interesante' means 'The book is quite interesting'.
Quiz#5
How do you say 'The film is quite good' in Spanish?

La película es bastante buena.

Quiz#6
Translate into Spanish: 'It is quite late.'

Es bastante tarde.

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