Learn essential Spanish adjectives like bonito (pretty), feo (ugly), bueno (good), malo (bad), fuerte (strong), and débil (weak) to describe appearance, quality, and intensity in everyday contexts.
- Use bonito and feo to describe appearance.
- Use bueno and malo to rate something in general terms.
- Use fuerte and débil for degrees of intensity.
Adjetivo (Adjective) | Ejemplo (Example) |
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Bonito (Pretty) | El color del pasaporte es muy bonito. (The colour of the passport is very pretty.) |
Feo (Ugly) | El piloto es feo. (The pilot is ugly.) |
Bueno (Good) | El vuelo ha sido bueno. (The flight has been good.) |
Malo (Bad) | La instrucción ha sido mala. (The instruction has been bad.) |
Fuerte (Strong) | El cinturón de seguridad está fuerte. (The seatbelt is tight.) |
Débil (Weak) | El audio es débil. (The audio is weak.) |
Exercise 1: Adjectives: "Bonito", "Feo", "Bueno", "Malo", etc ...
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
malo, bonito, bueno, fuerte, débil
Exercise 2: Multiple Choice
Instruction: Choose the correct sentence that properly uses descriptive adjectives to describe typical situations at the airport and on the plane.