You always share your snack! You’re so (generoso).
generous
Those are very (bonito) earrings.
pretty
The actor in that film is so (guapo).
handsome
I’m (nervioso) about the test!
nervous
Everyone in my family is (bajo).
short
That’s a really (bueno) book!
good
Junior is still so (joven)!
young
Our room was pleasantly (cálido).
warm
Carrots are (crujiente) when fresh.
crunchy
Those shoes smell (malo).
bad
Wow! That birthday cake is (enorme).
enormous
Lily is (emocionado) for the concert tonight.
excited
I was (sorprendido) at the end of the book!
surprised
Your necklace is (hermoso).
beautiful
Babies usually have (liso) skin.
smooth
They’re (feliz) it’s almost the weekend.
happy
My girlfriend and I are (perfecto) for each other!
perfect
They were (molesto) by the loud music.
annoyed
Our neighbors here are really (amable).
nice
Why is this floor (pegajoso)?
sticky
Diamonds are very (duro) stones.
hard
My cats are all a little (gordo)_.
fat
This sweater feels so (suave).
soft
That brown sweater is so (feo).
ugly
Giraffes are very (alto)!
tall
She’s often (enojado) at her dad.
mad
They live in a (grande) house.
big
I’ve always had (flaco) legs.
skinny
I love (crujiente) apples.
crisp
Bea just bought a (nuevo) computer.
new
I have a (horrible) headache.
horrible
Careful! The paint is still (mojado).
wet
I prefer (templado) temperatures.
mild
Is the water (frío)?
cold
Our skin is always (seco) in the winter.
dry
That car looks very (viejo).
old
This soup is very (espeso).
thick
It’s going to be another (caluroso) day.
hot
I need a hat for my (calvo) head.
bald
He’s yelling because he’s (enojado).
angry
The weather is (fresco) in November.
chilly
We’re (triste) because our dog died.
upset
The witch in that book is very (malo).
mean
You can’t see germs because they’re so (diminuto).
tiny/small
That comedian is so (gracioso).
funny
I’m (asustado) of dogs.
scared
Junior’s backpack is so (pesado).
heavy
I prefer a (firme) bed.
firm
Wow, you are (valiente)!
brave
The wind feels (fresco).
cool
He never smiles because he is very (serio).
serious