Personal adjectives in English are those that identify someone's personality. With this type of adjective you can answer the questions related to how are you? or we can explain to another person how someone in particular is and behaves.
But you have to be careful, because in English we can find a variety of adjectives that have double meaning, for example, the word mean can mean that someone is stingy or bad person.
Adjective list
Below we have prepared a great list that you can save on your phone to consult when necessary. On the left are the adjectives to describe a person in English and on the right in Spanish.
| Adjective in English | Adjective in Spanish |
|---|---|
| talkative | talkative or talkative |
| trustworthy | trustworthy |
| two-faced | false |
| weird | weird strange |
| sensitive | sensitive person |
| shy - introverted | introverted, shy, embarrassed |
| strict | severe, rigorous, strict, |
| stubbornness | stubborn stubborn, stubborn |
| sympathetic | comprehensive |
| ambitious | someone ambitious |
| annoying | heavy |
| argumentative | argumentative |
| Mal humor | moody |
| open-minded | person without prejudice, shows open attitude |
| narrow-minded | closed minded, who is not tolerant |
| polite | polite, courteous |
| proud | proud |
| reliable | trustworthy, trustworthy, trustworthy |
| self confident | self-confident person |
| selfish | selfish |
| sensitive | prudent, showing good sense |
| sensitive | sensitive |
| big headed | conceited, conceited |
| bitchy | poisonous, with bad milk |
| brave | brave |
| cantankerous | curmudgeon |
| careless | very careless, that is little careful |
| Carefree | carefree |
| laid back | relaxed, calm |
| lazy | lazy, lazy |
| loyal | faithful |
| modest | modest |
| mean | stingy |
| moody | with a moody mood |
| naive | naive, naive |
| naughty (kids) | bad or naughty kids |
| full of oneself | very conceited |
| Conservative | conservative |
| conventional | conventional |
| crazy | wacky, crazy |
| cowardly | Coward |
| cruel | cruel |
| charming | encantador |
| cheerful | jovial, cheerful |
| dull boring | boring or bland |
| flirtatious | coquette |
| child | friendly |
| friendly friendly | very nice and friendly |
| generous | generous |
| hard working | employee |
| honest | honest |
We hope this list is useful for your dissertations. Here is an image with more adjectives to describe a person that you can download and print or carry on your mobile phone.
Examples of sentences
In this section we will see how to use adjectives in a sentence in English.
| in Spanish | in English |
|---|---|
| He is very talkative he likes to talk to all people | He is very talkative and likes to talk to all people. |
| He is a trustworthy person | He is a trustworthy person |
| He is very fake he has double face | He is very false he has double face |
| Strange that person looks | Strange that person looks |
| I consider myself an introverted person | I consider myself an introverted person |
| My teacher is quite strict | My teacher is quite strict |
| My mother is very sensitive, she likes to help others | My mother is very sensitive she likes to help others |
| You are very stubborn, I told you not to go to that place | You are very stubborn I told you not to go to that site |
| Someone ambitious does not achieve his goals because of ambition | Someone ambitious does not achieve his goals because of ambition |
| You're always in a bad mood | You always have a bad temperature |
| My neighbor is an open-minded person, he has no prejudice. | My neighbor is an open-minded person has no prejudice |
| She is very sure of herself | She is very sure of herself |
| Do not be selfish share what you have | Don't be selfish, share what you have |
| The prudent achieves all your goals | The prudent achieves all your goals |
| You have to be sensitive to understand others | You have to be sensitive to Understand others |
| You are very believed accept what you have and you will be happy | You are big-headed accept what you have and you will be happy |
| I consider myself a brave and confident person | I consider myself a brave and confident person |
| You are very careless | You are very careless |
| Don't be carefree because graduating is ideal for success | Do not be careless because graduating is ideal to succeed |
| I look at you very relaxed | I look at you very relaxed |
| Don't be lazy wake up early | Don't be lazy wake up early |
| He is a faithful husband | He is a faithful husband |
| Do not be stingy | Don't be stingy |
| That boy is very conceited that's how others consider him | That guy is very presumptuous, so others consider him |
| You are very conservative | You are very conservative |
| Don't be so conventional, update yourself and use the best technology | Do not be so conventional update yourself and use the best technology |
| He is crazy | he is crazy |
| Don't be cruel to your family | Don't be cruel to your family |
| That boy is very charming | That boy is very charming |
| Don't be so boring rejoice and smile at life | Don't be so boring Rejoice and smile to life |
| You have to be generous to receive a blessing | You have to be generous to receive blessings |
And this has been it, we hope you liked this tutorial on various adjectives to describe a person in English and thus improve your conversations and make them more fluid. If you want something more specific, you can leave us a comment below.
