GCSE Spanish tips!

How to avoid over-using “bueno” when describing

It is so easy to fall into the trap of using the same small set of adjectives to describe things in your speaking and writing. e.g. la pelcula fue buena, (The film was good). Here is a list of adjectives to learn and have at your fingertips to include in your speaking or writing tasks:

agradable – pleasant
amable – kind / friendly / nice
asombroso – astonishing / amazing
bonito – pretty
deslumbrante – dazzling
emocionante – exciting
encantador/a – charming
especial – special
espléndido – splendid
estupendo – great
excelente – excellent
excepcional – exceptional
extraordinario – extraordinary
fabuloso – fabulous
fantástico – fantastic
genial – terrific
glorioso – glorious
hermoso – beautiful
impresionante – impressive
increíble – incredible
inolvidable – unforgettable
inspirador – inspirational
magnífico – magnificent
majestuoso – majestic
maravilloso – marvellous
notable – notable / prominent
pintoresco – picturesque
precioso – beautiful
super – super
tremendo – tremendous