Now then now we're doing the adjectives.
This is another very very fun topic to learn.
And I promise you you will really enjoy it.
Now let's go forward now then if you can recollect in the previous lessons we had learned masculine
and feminine nouns and adjectives.
We had the same rule that applied to this.
We have masculine and feminine nouns and adjectives and masculine feminine adjectives.
We will learn today unlike English in Spanish We have masculine feminine adjectives for example beautiful
in English remains beautiful pretty pretty blue blue but in Spanish We have different words we have
masculine adjective and feminine adjective.
Let's have a look
now you can see the word funny in Spanish is graphic also and good I feel Sir can you make a guess which
one is masculine and which one is feminine.
That's right.
The one that is masculine ends in an O and the one that ends in an E is for female adjective so Gadhafi
also is a masculine adjective good I feel sir is a feminine adjective.
All right so I would like to say note that Grassi also means funny in Spanish for a boy for a girl we
would say get a feel.
Instead it's just like nouns we remember when we were learning nouns we have nouns that end in all and
that are masculine when we have nouns are female they end in a same rule applies for adjectives
therefore we can see masculine adjectives and Spanish end in all well feminine end in a now I would
like you to do an exercise of very very simple exercise in which you will have to write masculine and
feminine adjectives.
OK.
This table has three columns.
The first column has an English adjective.
The singlet.
The second column has masculine adjectives.
And the third column has feminine adjectives for Spanish.
For example let's look at the first one then the first masculine adjective would be Delgado because
the feminine one is Delgado.
So all we're doing is we're omitting the a and writing an O instead in order to form a masculine adjective.
Therefore it will become Delgado.
All right.
Now take about five minutes to do this exercise.
If you don't remember something.
Go back to the video.
Watch it again and see for yourself how masculine and feminine adjectives would be formed.
I promise you you will not make a mistake do this for five minutes and then we will go to the answers
let's look at the answers now.
The first one would be Delgado as I told you earlier.
That is because the feminine adjective is Delgado.
So what we will do is in order to form the masculine one it will take off the E and right the O instead.
Delgado is 10 for a boy Delgado is a 10 for a girl Simpatico is boy a..
For kind Simpatico is girl a..
For kind simpatico again would be used for a boy simpatico would be used for a girl next one lazy vowel
go Varga.
OK so the correct answer here is go for a boy because the girl's a. as well girls in order to form the
answer we will cut the a and write an O instead.
That's why it becomes boggle studios is is to the also then is to the your song.
All right so the answer here is as to your song.
We are forming a feminine adjective in order to form it we will cut the O in is to the also and that
is the last two and instead we will write a is to the old song now than fat in Spanish is Gordo and
gourd.
All right the answer here is gourd though we will take the word go back or the ay and write an O instead.
So therefore the adjective for boy would be God though which means fat lazy and Spanish is better is
also pitiful sore.
The correct answer is better so so over here in order to form it we cut the lost or in Paris also and
instead we write e so it will become better.
So some I hope you've got the answer is right.
If you have not.
Don't worry look at this exercise look at the answers and repeat the exercise.
I'm sure the second time you will get the answers right also I would like to repeat that you can always
watch the video again and then do the exercise
more adjectives in Spanish now continue completing the table with adjectives.
This is a new exercise that you would like to do.
All right.
Here once again I've given the adjectives in English and then the second and third column consist of
writing masculine adjectives and feminine adjectives.
Again if you have got the first exercise wrong you go back to the lesson again read it write the notes
and then do this exercise.
OK.
And I'm sure this time you will definitely get a hundred percent.
I'll just repeat to help you.
How to do this exercise.
Let's look at the first word.
It's tall in Spanish the word tall is alto but it's more masculine.
What will be the answer for Spanish feminine adjectives.
You will take the word alto cut the oh and write in a instead it will be.
Okay.
Because I've told you earlier that the adjectives ending in an A will be feminine.
Now take about five minutes and do this exercise and then we will go over the answers
here.
The answer is I hope you have the answers with you.
The ones in black are the answers.
Now the first one already done for you.
It was all the tall in Spanish.
Is alto and Alta Alto for a boy or a girl short in Spanish is bar.
OK.
The feminine word is bar and the masculine would be bar home for a boy.
So I'm taking the age of bar cutting it and this the second I am talking about and instead writing an
oh all right now in small means can you in Spanish.
OK.
And the female version would be.
Kenya.
I'm cutting the O and writing in a instead.
And again the Q U E is pronounced as gay.
All right.
So we say again new and again.
And notice that and with the curly line it is pronounced as Nia.
We had learned this in the greetings first.
OK so that's why it's became new and not begin or became Nia and not became.
Let's look at the next word boring.
I have given you a body the word you had to write the boy version for this adjective.
It is about lethal OK for calm.
The correct answer was drunk de la carte the all funky law and write a instead for forming feminine
adjective.
The Q You I in Spanish is formed is pronounced as G.
Like u u is pronounced as gay.
Q You eye is pronounced as qui tam kilo from Gila.
Next word more there.
No.
Okay.
My dear no is the correct answer for male adjective for Ma Jun whereas the girl want is more data now
so formal dear.
Now we're cutting the E and writing an O instead we look at the next word it's ancient.
All right I'm the ghoul OK that is for the boy.
A masculine adjective on the wall G you always pronounced as go the war and the war OK and for reforming
the female adjective we're gonna omit the oh and write in e instead so it becomes anti war all right
now.
Good good and Spanish is when.
And as for the female version it's correct answer was when.
So what am I doing.
I'm cutting the a.
And writing the O instead.
So it becomes more then when B you in Spanish is pronounced as bu.
And then if we add an E it becomes more a boy.
When or when many people have a tendency of pronouncing B Yui as we we.
Okay.
But it's not we it is when.
And then when.
Now naughty in Spanish is from the air so Travis or okay.
B cut the O of the obvious so in the end and write an e in order to form.
Yes.
All right.
Now I really hope that you have got the answers right.
And if you have no don't worry copy this exercise in your notebook without the answers and then come
back to wait about 5 10 minutes later or half an hour later and attempt it again I will like to repeat
that you can always listen to this lesson once again and then to the answers if you have not watched
the video off mountains I think it would be a good idea to watch it because this way you will understand
this topic of adjectives more because nouns and adjectives are kind of related
now then adjectives ending in an e will end in an E..
OK so I mean I would like to say that earlier I just taught you that there are different kinds of adjectives
in Spanish.
We have adjectives ending in an oh we have adjectives ending in an A.
We also have adjectives in addition to these endings adjectives that end in E. they are feminine also
OK.
They will be masculine feminine both for example we look at the adjective threes they stay means that
OK is the feminine form will also be that is the OK.
Because as a rule says if an adjective ends in e it will be the same for both masculine and feminine.
It will not change into these thoughts for example if you are seeing it to a girl.
Following are some examples of adjectives that end in an e.
OK now then let's look at this table and they will be true for both masculine and feminine.
The first adjective is in daily came there.
It means intelligent.
I would like to say that G is pronounced as hey A.J. in Spanish.
So that's why I'm saying Italy can there and not intelligent.
Many people have the tendency of pronouncing this word as intelligent.
But it is in Italy.
Can the next word we have is allegory cheerful allegory G in this case G R E is great pronunciation
that's that's why we're seeing Allegra in.
There is something means interesting in there is some they excel in.
That is excellent excellent.
If you're in Latin America you can see excel in there.
If you're in Spain you will see excel in their next word is become that means spicy become there.
The C is pronounced as Gar become the next word is too lengthy.
It means succulent.
See you as pronounced as cool in Spanish.
So we say stock will end there which means succulent next word.
Can you guess it.
Yes you're right.
It's a delicacy and they are really thin they because the pronunciation is of Si I.
So you will pronounce it as thi and not g.
OK here's a little scene there or rather loose again.
They are both correct pronunciations and this means shiny.
Then we have brilliant the brilliant thing which means brilliant.
You can also say this word as Brie Yum.
Now I will like to say if you're in Spain you pronounce double L as Leah OK Leah if in if you're in
Latin America you will pronounce the two L's as you both pronunciations are right.
You can judge.
You can tell to yourself which one you want to use.
I generally like to use the Spain's accent so I will pronounce the two L's as Lear.
So I will say brilliant be a person from Latin America can say beyond the next one gram.
They means big or bottom they means coward responsibility means responsible.
So these are a few common adjectives that end in E..
Please learn them very nicely.
Now then in Spanish you will should know that there are adjectives that also end in consonants.
This means that they do not end in bones meaning they do not end in a e i o r u ok they simply end in
consonants such as l z p etc..
Now if you had seen my earlier video of nouns over there I had also taught you that there are adjectives
that are I mean nouns that end in all or a and there are no rules that end in consonants for example
profits soared.
This noun ends in R. it means.
Teacher We also have lobbies that ends in Z and it means pencil all right.
No same story goes for the adjectives the.
There are some adjectives that do not end in balls.
This means that the do not end in a e i o u they will end in a consonant OK.
Following are some common adjectives that are ending in consequence.
Let's look at this table other evils adjectives.
The first adjective or here that ends in a consonant is said we see.
Okay.
This means helpful let's look at its pronunciation.
It is said a VCR or a set of VCR.
OK.
For in Spain you would say set a VCR with a little stronger so sound in a four in Latin America you
will pronounce CIA as so.
So said you see on the next word we have here is there not ok its ending is an a consonant of said there
Nas means tenacious or stubborn.
The pronunciation of this word is enough.
If you're in Spain and then nuts if you're in Latin America Z has a sound of flow or so.
The other word is layered.
It means loyal OK.
The word louder.
Some people pronounce is Li because they are doing the English pronunciation but it does not lead.
It is layered OK because the E is pronounced as a and e is pronounced as r hence the pronunciation of
this word will be laid out.
All right next word is fiat.
It means faithful.
The next word is will get on.
It means playful.
All right.
Now as you can see this word as you e in it it will be pronounced as gay because G U E is pronounced
as gay so and G is pronounced as her so it will be pronounced as will get on playful.
Also please notice that there is an accent on the oh so you're gonna stress on this or so it will be.
He'll get born to get on which means playful.
I hope you have understood this lesson quite well.
There are a few things I would like to revise with you in this lesson.
First you should remember that in Spanish We have two types of adjectives.
We have masculine adjectives and we have feminine adjectives masculine adjectives and in all feminine
adjectives and an E.
Then we have other adjectives.
They end in consonants okay.
The ones that end in consonants such as these do not have any female form.
They will be same for males and females.
All right I hope you have understood it just in case you have not understood something don't worry.
Just go back to the lesson and start again.
The second time you hear it.
I'm 100 percent sure you will understand it all right.