Regular
This superlative means “the most tall.”
más alto
This word means “the best” in Spanish.
mejor
This form of grande means “extremely big.”
grandísimo
This irregular superlative means “the smallest animal.”
el animal menor
what are difference between regular and irregular superlatives
Regular superlatives use “más + adjective,” while irregular superlatives use special words like mejor, peor, mayor, and menor.
Use this superlative to say “the most interesting book.”
el libro más interesante
Use this to say “the best student.”
el mejor estudiante
This form of feliz means “extremely happy.”
felicísimo
This regular superlative means “the most dangerous animal.”
el animal más peligroso
What is the different between regular and absolute superlatives.
Regular superlatives compare things (“the most”), while absolute superlatives exaggerate one thing (“super‑”).
This phrase means “the most delicious food.”
la comida más deliciosa
This phrase means “the best movie.”
la mejor película
This form of difícil means “extremely difficult.”
dificilísimo
This regular superlative means “the most beautiful beach.”
la playa más bonita
what are difference between regular and absolute superlatives
Regular superlatives compare (“the most”), while absolute superlatives exaggerate (“super‑”).
This superlative means “the most difficult class.”
la clase más difícil
Use this to say “the best idea of the day.”
la mejor idea del día
This form of malo means “really, really bad.”
malísimo
This irregular superlative means “the youngest person.”
la persona menor
What are superlatives
Superlatives in Spanish are the way you say something is the most or the least of something.
Use this to say “the most expensive shoes.”
los zapatos más caros
This term is often called “the best in the league.”
el mejor equipo
This form of rico means “super delicious.”
riquísimo
This absolute superlative means “extremely old.”
antiquísimo
What does "ice cream" translate to in spanish
helado