This term we are focusing on our 'discursos' (speeches).
The following links will remind you how to talk about peronality.
Click on the link to listen to ways
to describe your personality
aveces - sometimes Aveces soy simpático/a (Sometimes I am nice).
bastante - rather, quite, kind of Soy bastante paciente (I am quite patient).
muy - very Soy muy prudente (I am very careful).
siempre - always Siempre soy desordenado/a (I am always disorganised).
nunca - never Nunca soy ordenado (I am never organised).
To describe someone else's personality, simply change the 'soy' (I am)
to 'es' (he or she is) Aveces es generoso (Sometimes he is generous).
Es bastante optimista (He/she is quite optimistic).
Él es muy trabajador (He is very hardworking).
Siempre ella es graciosa (She is always funny)
or
'son' (they are) Ellos son muy aventureros (They are very adventurous)
Siempre ellas son amables. (They are always friendly).
Nunca son mis hermanos sensibles (My brothers are never sensible)
This rap asks the question ¿Como soy yo?
Click this link for más de personalidad
The video explains the endings of adjectives depending on whether you are talking about males or females (masculine or feminine). For example:
If an adjective ends in 'o', then change to 'a' for females
simpatico simpatica
An adjective that ends in 'r', add an 'a' for females
trabajador trabajadora
An adjective that ends in 'e' stays the same
amable amable
An adjective that ends in 'a' stays the same
deportista deportista
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| "Esto podría ser una mala señal" |
Ella es gracioso/graciosa 
Ella es desordenado/desordenada
