We need them to describe people, things or sircumstances, so they are really important for our comunication skills.
No wonder the order could change but we normally use them after the noun, and they change (masculine, feminine, singular or plural) because of the noun.
Some examples:
La casa roja – the red house
El bote rojo – the red bote
Las niñas pequeñas – the little girls
Los niños pequeños- the little boys
You can use as many as you want, separate them with a comma and before the last one use the word “y” (and).
Una habitación grande y desordenada – A big messy room
Un hombre bajo, feo y triste – A short, ugly, sad man
And now a list with the most usefull adjectives:
angry – enfadado / enojado
happy – feliz / contento / alegre
sad – triste
hungry – hambriento
sleepy – somnoliento
tired – cansado
exhausted – agotado / muy cansado
awake – despierto
asleep – dormido
good – bueno
bad – malo
beautiful – hermoso / lindo / precioso
ugly – feo
handsome – guapo (in Argentina just for men)
lovely – simpático / hermoso
plain – sencillo / sobrio
sour – ácido
bitter – amargo
sweet – dulce
tasty – rico
delicious – delicioso
disgusting – asqueroso
clean – limpio / pulcro
dirty – sucio
tidy – ordenado
messy – desordenado
hot – caliente
cold – frío
cool – fresco
wet – mojado
dry – seco
early – temprano
late – tarde
true – verdadero / cierto
false – falso
fat – gordo
thin – flaco / delgado
tall – alto
short (high) – bajo / petiso
big – grande
small – pequeño / chico
full – lleno
empty – vacío
long – largo
short (size or distance) – corto
boring – aburrido
funny – divertido / gracioso
interesting – interessante
slow – lento
fast – rápido
strong – fuerte
weak – débil
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