Describing Personality in Spanish

This video tutorial from 'Tu escuela de español' teaches how to describe a person's character in Spanish using the verb 'ser' followed by adjectives. It covers various traits such as being friendly, serious, sociable, reserved, talkative, and more. The video also explains how to soften negative adjectives and provides examples of both positive and negative traits. Additional resources for learning more vocabulary are available in the premium zone.

Which verb is commonly used to describe a person's character in Spanish?

• ser

• tener

• hacer

• estar

How do you soften negative adjectives in Spanish?

• By adding 'nada'

• By adding 'muy'

• By adding 'un poco'

• By adding 'siempre'

What is the opposite of 'sympathetic' in Spanish?

• alegre

• tímido

• antipático

• serio

How would you describe someone who is always smiling?

• serio

• alegre

• reservado

• tímido

What adjective describes someone who finds it hard to share their feelings?

• hablador

• sociable

• reservado

• abierto

What is the opposite of 'reserved' in Spanish?

• callado

• cariñoso

• abierto

• amable

How do you describe someone who talks a lot in Spanish?

• hablador

• tranquilo

• amable

• callado

What adjective would you use for someone who is very affectionate?

• cariñoso

• egoísta

• mentiroso

• nervioso

What is the Spanish adjective for someone who is hardworking?

• vago

• inteligente

• optimista

• trabajador

How would you describe someone who sees life in a positive way?

• impaciente

• egoísta

• pesimista

• optimista