31 Spanish Adjectives and AdverbsOnline version These adjectives will come in handy all the time in Spanish! It’s a good idea to memorize them in sets whenever possible. Like mucho for “a lot” and poco for “a few.” This way you can associate the two words together, making them easier to remember. And words like bueno can also be used as connecting words. Because bueno is so common, in some dialects like Mexican Spanish, it’s used to say “well then”, “okay”, or “anyway…” by E. ☠️ 1 “All”, “every” Written answer 2 “Some” Written answer 3 “More” Written answer 4 “Less” Written answer 5 “Very” Written answer 6 “A lot” Written answer 7 “Other” Written answer 8 “Almost” Written answer 9 “Same” Written answer 10 “Like this” Written answer 11 “Also” Written answer 12 “Until, Even” Written answer 13 “Large” Written answer 14 “Small” Written answer 15 “Well” Written answer 16 “A little bit” Written answer 17 “Always” Written answer 18 “Never” Written answer 19 “Each” Written answer 20 “New” Written answer 21 “Old” Written answer 22 “Good” Written answer 23 “Bad” Written answer 24 “High” Written answer 25 “Low” Written answer 26 “Far” Written answer 27 “Near” Written answer 28 “Beautiful” Written answer 29 “Ugly” Written answer 30 “Difficult” Written answer 31 “Easy” Written answer
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