Learn Spanish - Describing your personality (part 1)

This lesson teaches how to describe one's personality in Spanish using 'yo soy' and 'eres'. It provides a list of adjectives and demonstrates how to form sentences to describe oneself. The lesson also covers how to ask questions about personality traits using 'eres' and how to choose between characteristics. Additional useful phrases for describing personality are introduced.

What does 'yo soy' mean in English?

• They are

• You are

• I am

• He is

Which of the following is NOT a personality adjective mentioned in the lesson?

• Simpatico

• Perezoso

• Inteligente

• Trabajador

How can you say 'I am hardworking' in Spanish?

• Yo soy generoso

• Yo soy simpatico

• Yo soy trabajador

• Yo soy perezoso

What is the purpose of using 'Eres' in a question?

• To ask about someone's personality

• To describe someone else

• To express a feeling

• To state a fact

How would you respond if someone asks 'Eres atrevido?' and you are not brave?

• No, no soy atrevido

• No, soy trabajador

• Sí, soy atrevido

• Sí, soy simpatico

What does 'bastante' mean when describing a personality trait?

• Very

• Never

• Sometimes

• Quite

Which phrase would you use to say 'I am always disorganized'?

• Yo soy muy desordenado

• Yo soy nunca desordenado

• Yo soy siempre desordenado

• Yo soy bastante desordenado