Introduce yourself
Instructions:
Introduce yourself. Tell us your name, how you are doing, where you are from, where you live, where you work, etc.
Spanish Writing Exercise (All Levels)
Course 101, Unit 1, Lesson 1
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La mujer es bajo y gordo.
El hombre es alto y anciano.
El niño es joven y bajo.
la niña es alto y delgado.
Eres gordo y alto.
Soy delgado y alto.
El hombre es alto y anciano.
El niño es joven y bajo.
la niña es alto y delgado.
Eres gordo y alto.
Soy delgado y alto.
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la mujer es bajo(a) y gordo(a)
for woman you use (a)
you don't use (o)
no se debe decir la mujer es bajo y gordo se dice la mujer es baja y gorda que serian los adjetivos para femenino
muy bien dude!
La mujer es baja y gorda
La niña es alta y delgada
Recuerda que es femenina
Tip:
-> 'mujer' and 'niña' are female words, so the adjectives must to be: baja, gorda, alta, delgada ...
-> 'hombre' and 'niño' are male words, so the adjectives must to be: bajo, gordo, alto, deslgado ...
Hello francisssssssssss! :D
everything was perfect, but the only bad thing is that you have to keep in mind: when you write "female words" the end is usually "a" and "male words" is usually "o"
don't worry! :D
keep practicing!
La mujer es baja y gorda.El hombre es alto y anciano.El niño es joven y bajo.la niña es alta y delgada.Eres gordo y alto.Soy delgado y alto.
"Mujer" is a feminine noun, so the adjectives which go with it have to be feminine too.
It's the same with "niña".
And just one thing, in Spain we usually say "viejo/vieja" instead of "anciano/anciana".
Good job!
La mujer es baja y gorda.
La niña es alta y delgada.