What does this mean?
Mi abuela está feliz
My grandmother is happy.
I am sad
Yo estoy triste / Estoy triste
It's your birthday!
Your dad tells many good jokes!
Él es gracioso.
You feel a fever coming along...
Yo estoy enferm@.
Mis primos son inteligentes
My cousins are intelligent
She is my sister
Ella es mi hermana
Your brother lost his favorite toy.
Él está triste.
Your sister studies five hours a day!
Ella es trabajadora.
You (singular) win the lottery!
Tu(your) tía está muy(very) cansada hoy
Your aunt is very tired today
Nosotr@s estamos enojad@s.
Your cousins have a big test!
Ell@s están nervios@s.
You are from Spain (España)
Tú eres de España.
Your friend is late to your birthday party!
Yo estoy enojad@ / triste.
El hijo de Paco es pequeño (small), pero (but) fuerte.
They are my (mis) uncles and they are tall.
Ellos son mis tios y ellos son altos
You and I don't understand the teacher...
Nosotr@s estamos confundid@as
Your grandfather is 90 years old!
Mi abuelo es viejo.
You have a big presentation in front of the whole school!
Nuestros(Our) padres son serios, pero(but) ahora (now) están divertidos (fun).
Our parents are serious, but now they are fun.
You are worried for the exam (para el examen)
Your mother is relaxing at the beach.
Ella está tranquila.
My mother and I don't like to joke around.
Nosotr@s somos seri@s.
It is Monday morning and you only slept 3 hours!
Yo estoy cansad@ / muy cansad@.