Spanish Adjectives (Los Adjetivos en Español)

Learn new vocabulary with this list of Spanish adjectives.
Some Spanish adjectives don't change with gender, but most do. To make it easier to learn them, I've divided the list in two parts showing you those that don't change first.
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Es importante video, muchas gracias 💐

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Lots of works! Thank you❤

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este es otro video útil. Gracias!

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De nada 🤗

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Thank you very much, we truly appreciate it. I have a suggestion, but it's ultimately up to you to decide. How about starting the upcoming videos in English like this one and then providing Spanish translations afterward? This way, we have the opportunity to try and understand the Spanish translations on our own.

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Will do! Gracias 🤗

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Me gustan los adjetivos como "grande" - no need to worry about masculine or feminine endings: como inglés.

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A mi también 🤗

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Grander, valiente, alegre, cruel, diario, temprano, fácil, elegante, fiel, gratis

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gran leccion, pero demasiado rapido

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Gracias ☺️