How to describe yourself physically in Spanish!

This video tutorial teaches how to describe people physically in Spanish. It covers key phrases and grammar, including how to ask and answer questions about physical appearance. The video provides practice with examples, highlighting how adjectives change based on gender. It concludes with a summary of the rules for using descriptive words.

What does the word 'I' mean in Spanish?

• Please

• Goodbye

• Hello

• There is or there are

How would you ask 'What is he like physically?' in Spanish?

• Como es el?

• Como eres?

• Como sois?

• Como son ellos?

Which phrase would you use to ask about a group of people in Spain?

• Como eres?

• Como son ustedes?

• Como es usted?

• Como sois?

What is the Spanish word for 'handsome'?

• Alto

• Viejo

• Bonita

• Guapo

In Spanish, how do you say 'She is not old, she is young'?

• Ella es joven, no es vieja

• Ella no es vieja, es joven

• Ella es vieja, no es joven

• Ella no es joven, es vieja

What is the Spanish adjective for 'tall' when describing a female?

• Alta

• Alto

• Baja

• Bajo

How do you say 'I am athletic' in Spanish if you are a male?

• Soy atleticas

• Soy atletico

• Soy atletica

• Soy atleticos

What is the Spanish word for 'pretty' when describing a female?

• Bonita

• Bonito

• Bajo

• Baja

Which of the following adjectives does not change based on gender?

• Delgado

• Alto

• Joven

• Guapo

What is the basic rule for adjective endings when describing males in Spanish?

• They often end in 'o'

• They often end in 'a'

• They often end in 'e'

• They often end in 'i'