 Nouns are: person, place, or thing.  In Spanish, ALL nouns have articles.

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 Nouns are: person, place, or thing.  In Spanish, ALL nouns have articles.

 Definite articles tell what is definite: the woman = la mujer  Singular, masculine: el  Singular, feminine: la  Plural, masculine: los  Plural, feminine: las

 Indefinite articles tell what is indefinite: a woman = una mujer  Singular masculine: un  Singular feminine: una  Plural masculine: unos  Plural feminine: unas

 El hombre…man  La mujer…woman  El chico…boy  La chica…girl  El amigo…friend (male  La amiga…friend (female)

 Adjectives have gender (masc/fem) › Words ending in –a are usually feminine › Words ending in –o are usually masculine › Words ending in –e usually work for both genders and don’t have to be changed

 When making an adjective plural, there are two rules:  1, if the word ends in a vowel, add the letter –s.  2. if the word ends in a consonant, add –es to the end.

 artístico/a…artistic  atlético/a…athletic

 bonito/a…pretty  Feo/a…ugly  guapo/a…good- looking/handsome

 malo/a…bad  bueno/a…good

 trabajador/a…hard -working  perezoso/a…lazy

 Organizado/a…organized  Desorganizado/a… disorganized

 alto/a…tall  bajo/a…short

 grande…big  pequeño/a…small

 viejo/a…old  joven…young (plural = jóvenes)

 cómico/a…funny  serio/a…serious

 Simpático/a…nice  Tacaño/a…rude, mean

 inteligente… intelligent/smart

 Pelirrojo/a…red-headed  Rubio/a…has blonde hair  Tiene pelo castaño…has dark hair

 Nouns and adjectives must agree in number and gender!  NUMBER: singular and plural  GENDER: masculine and feminine

 Adjectives come AFTER nouns in Spanish!  Example:  La chica alta (the tall girl)  Un hombre viejo (an old man)

 The tall girl = la chica alta

 All verbs end in –ar, -er, -ir  Verbs are CONJUGATED to match a subject pronoun

 Ser means “to be”  Forms of “to be” include: › I am › you are › he is, she is › we are › you all are › they are.

 yo soynosotros somos  túeresvosotros sois  élesellosson  ellaesellasson  ud.esuds.son

 Ser is used to talk about one’s identity.  I am a woman.Yo soy una mujer.  He is tall.Él es alto.