Demonstrative Adjectives in Spanish: This, That, These, Those

This video tutorial from Culture Alley Spanish Lesson 27 covers the use of demonstrative adjectives in Spanish, such as 'this', 'that', 'these', and 'those'. It explains their usage based on the proximity of the noun to the speaker and provides examples and exercises for practice. The lesson also includes a cultural segment on the Paso Doble dance, highlighting its significance and characteristics.

How do you say 'She is Spanish' when referring to a female in Spanish?

• El es Espanol

• Ella es Americana

• Ella es Espanola

• Ella es Espanol

When combining words that start with an 'e' sound, which conjunction is used?

• Y

• O

• E

• A

What is the correct way to say 'This book' in Spanish for a masculine noun?

• Este libro

• Esta libro

• Estas libros

• Estos libros

How do you say 'Those pens' in Spanish when referring to feminine nouns?

• Esos plumas

• Estas plumas

• Esas plumas

• Esos lapices

How do you say 'This magazine is interesting' in Spanish?

• Esta revista es interesante

• Este revista es aburrida

• Este revista es interesante

• Esta revista es aburrida

What is the correct translation for 'These pants are short'?

• Estas pantalones son largas

• Estos pantalones son largos

• Estas pantalones son cortas

• Estos pantalones son cortos

Translate 'Those cities are small' into Spanish.

• Aquellos ciudades son pequeñas

• Esos ciudades son pequeños

• Esas ciudades son pequeñas

• Aquellas ciudades son pequeñas

Translate 'That boy over there is from Spain' into Spanish.

• Aquel muchacho allí es de España

• Ese muchacho es de España

• Ese chico allí es de España

• Aquel muchacho es de España

What does 'Paso Doble' mean?

• Double Step

• Quick Movement

• Elegant Dance

• Strong Emotion

In the Paso Doble, what does the man represent?

• The matador

• The cape

• The audience

• The bull