Unit 1
  • Profesiones (professions)
  • Spanish adjectives for physical appearance
  • Spanish adjectives for personality traits
  • Talking about your skin, hair and eyes in Spanish
  • Feelings and physical states in Spanish
  • Talking about people using ser and estar: an example
  • Ser & estar beyond permanent vs. temporary
  • Homework
    • Unit 2
  • Spanish comparatives and superlatives
  • Common words / expressions
  • Verbs ir (to go), and hacer (to do / to make) in the past tense, AKA preterite (pretérito perfecto)
  • Spanish preterite (pretérito perfecto)
  • Months of the year in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 3
  • Preterite examples
  • Verbs ser (to be), estar (to be), and tener (to have) in the preterite (pretérito perfecto)
  • Spanish regular verbs in the preterite
  • List of common Spanish regular verbs
  • Conversación
  • Preguntar una pregunta
  • Homework
    • Unit 4
  • Antes, después, and durante
  • Spanish demonstrative adjectives and pronouns
  • Homework
    • Unit 5
  • Spanish two-verb constructions
  • Homework
    • Unit 6
  • Numbers from 101 to 1 million in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 7
  • Impersonal constructions with hacer
  • Las cuatro estaciones (the four seasons)
  • Spanish present progressive
  • Spanish reflexive verbs in the preterite
  • Ir vs. irse
  • Homework
    • Unit 8
  • Conocer & saber (to know)
  • Something, nothing, somebody, nobody, in Spanish
  • Adverbs también and tampoco
  • Homework
    • Unit 9
  • Review
  • Homework
    • Unit 10
  • An essay in the past tense: Mi viaje a Barcelona
  • Homework
    • The Graf Method for Spanish Language / Vol. 2 / Unit 1

    Spanish adjectives for personality traits

    N = Neutral

    simpático - nice

antipático - unfriendly

inteligente (N) - smart

tonto - dumb

rico - rich

pobre (N) - poor

alegre (N) - joyful

culto - educated / cultivated

elegante (N) - elegant / refined

educado - polite / well-mannered

maleducado - rude / bad-mannered

    For personality traits, we usually use ser (even if they change sometimes).

    David es muy rico y muy educado.

    Julia es muy elegante y muy alegre.

    Tu tía es simpática.

    Eduardo es muy inteligente, pero muy maleducado.

    Progress, Vol. 2
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