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100 Most Used Adjectives Spanish for Describing People & Things

✔️PATREON:   / everydayspanishfree   ✔️PAYPAL: https://paypal.me/everydayspanishtip ✔️FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/1kbEZAb ✔️PINTEREST: https://bit.ly/3a1bIWd ⚠️ NOTE 1 ENGREÍDO (A): In most Spanish-speaking countries it means vain, arrogant, bigheaded. In the video I used it in the sense we use in it my home country, Peru. So here you have an example of this adjective used in the sense mentioned. No soporto a la gente engreída a la que solo le importa lo material. [I can't stand vain people who only care about material things.] There's also the adjective CONSENTIDO (A), which means pampered, spoiled. ⚠️ NOTE 2 ROTO (A): Other examples to make the meaning clearer: Esa taza está rota. Uaa otra. [The mug is broken. Use another one.] Me dejaron con el corazón roto. [I was left with a broken heart.] ⚠️ NOTE 3 CALIENTE I strongly recommend you to use this word with care if you want to tell a girl/guy hot, as it may sound raunchy. It depends on the situation, of course! If you want to be polite, you may call her/him GUAPO(A) instead. Me pareces un chico súper guapo. [I think you are a hot guy.] #spanish #learnspanish #spanishgrammar #spanishlessons