Learn Spanish - Describing your personality (part 2)

The video tutorial explains how adjectives in Spanish change based on gender. It covers the common endings of adjectives, how they change from masculine to feminine, and highlights exceptions like 'deportista'. The tutorial also provides practical examples and exercises to reinforce understanding of these rules.

Which letter is the most common ending for adjectives in Spanish?

• E

• A

• R

• O

How do adjectives ending in 'O' change when describing a female?

• They change to 'E'

• They change to 'A'

• They remain the same

• They change to 'R'

What happens to adjectives ending in 'R' when describing a female?

• They remain the same

• They change to 'E'

• They change to 'A'

• They change to 'O'

Which adjective ending does not change regardless of gender?

• A

• R

• O

• E

What is unique about the adjective 'Deportista'?

• It changes to 'O' for males

• It changes to 'E' for females

• It remains the same for both genders

• It changes to 'R' for males

In a question asking about characteristics, how would you ask a female if she is 'Atrevido'?

• Eres Atrevido?

• Eres Atrevida?

• Eres Atrevidos?

• Eres Atrevidas?

How do you say 'I am artistic' for a female in Spanish?

• Yo soy artistico

• Yo soy artisticos

• Yo soy artistica

• Yo soy artisticas