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Share Your Opinions in Spanish
Learn to share simple opinions and descriptions of your child's artwork and creative projects using basic Spanish adjectives and sentence structures.
What you'll learn
- Describe art projects using colors and sizes
- Understand where to place adjectives in a Spanish sentence
- Match adjectives with the noun's gender and number
Spanish phrases for share your opinions
Tu póster es colorido.
Your poster is colourful.
'Póster' is masculine; the adjective 'colorido' matches its gender.
El título es azul.
The title is blue.
Colors are adjectives that typically follow the noun.
Tu dibujo es hermoso.
Your picture is beautiful.
'Dibujo' is used for a drawing or picture made by a child.
Las letras son pequeñas.
The letters are small.
'Letras' is plural and feminine, so the adjective becomes 'pequeñas'.
Esta foto es divertida.
This photo is funny.
'Divertida' can mean either funny or fun.
Tu idea es buena.
Your idea is good.
The adjective 'buena' matches the feminine noun 'idea'.
¿Es grande el papel?
Is the paper big?
In questions, the adjective 'grande' still follows the noun it describes.
El proyecto es interesante.
The project is interesting.
Adjectives ending in -e like 'interesante' work for both masculine and feminine nouns.
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Try it free for 7 daysKey words
Colorido
Colourful
Comes from the word 'color'.
Dibujo
Picture/Drawing
A very common word for kids' art projects.
Grande
Big
Does not change for gender (masculine or feminine).
Pequeño
Small
Changes to pequeña, pequeños, or pequeñas to match the noun.
Adjective Placement
In English, we say 'the blue title.' In Spanish, adjectives almost always come AFTER the noun: 'el título azul'. They also must agree in gender (male/female) and number (singular/plural) with the noun.
| Use | Form | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Masculine Singular | Noun + -o / Consonant | El dibujo hermoso |
| Feminine Singular | Noun + -a | La idea buena |
| Plural Agreement | Noun + -s / -es | Las letras pequeñas |
More examples
El sol es amarillo.
The sun is yellow.
A simple description using a color.
Tengo una idea divertida.
I have a funny idea.
Note how the adjective 'divertida' follows the noun 'idea'.