Los adjetivos
How do you say, "tired" in Spanish?
cansado/a
enojado/feliz/contento
enojado(the others have to do with positive emotions)
You(singular, familiar, feminine) are tired.
Tú estás cansada.
What is the opposite of "cerrado"?
abierto
If a woman is "guapa", she is manly.
Falso. It means good-looking or beautiful too.
How do you say "sad" in Spanish?
triste
apurado/ocupado/preocupado
preocupado(the other have to do with people that are busy and in a rush)
I am free.
Yo estoy libre.
What is the opposite of "enfermo"?
bien
The Uds. form of estar is estáis with an accent.
Falso. It is están with an accent.
How do you say "worried" in Spanish?
preocupado/a
bonito/guapo/loco
loco(the others have to do with looks)
My father is content.
Mi padre está contento.
What is the opposite of "limpio"?
sucio
There are some adjectives that are the same form whether they are masculine or feminine.
Cierto
How do you say "disappointed" in Spanish?
desilusionado/a
entusiasmado/alegre/triste
triste(the others have to do with positive emotions)
Cassie and Kim are worried.
Cassie y Kim están preocupadas.
What is the opposite of "frío"?
If your aunt worked two shifts she is "cansada"?
Cierto
How do you say "busy" in Spanish?
ocupado/a
sucio/apurado/limpio
apurado(the others have to do with cleanlines-- are opposites)
Kevin y Jacob están enojados.
triste o enojado
If your grandfather has the flu he is "nervioso".
Falso. He is "enfermo".