Hola.  In this lesson, we’re continuing our series on comparisons.  So far we have learned how to compare things that are unequal both with regular forms and irregular forms.

But what about things that are practically the same in some aspect?

In this video, we’ll be going over a few more ways to compare equal things.

Enjoy!

Leave any questions or comments below!

Or practice your own sentences with equal comparisons.

 General formulas for comparing in Spanish (click image to see larger version):

Useful verb:

sustantivos (nouns):
las clases – the classes
los deportes – the sports
nadie – no one, nobody
un maestro – a teacher

verbos (verbs):
ser – to be
(̩l) es Рhe is
(ellos) son – they are
tener – to have
   (yo) tengo __#__  años – I have __#__  years

otro:
alto – tall
bajo – short
bueno – good
bonito – pretty
contento – happy
delgado – thin
deportista – athletic
en – in, at
feo – ugly
gordo – fat
inteligente – smart
joven – young
malo – bad
serio – serious
triste – sad
viejo – old

Related video(s):

1. ¿Cómo eres? – Describing your personality
2. ¿Cómo eres? – Describing your personality (part 2)
3. Present Tense – Estar + emotions
4. Descripciones fisicas
5. Present Tense: Ser + descriptions and physical characteristics
6. Comparisons (part 1) más/menos que
7. Comparisons (part 2) – irregulars