Unit 67 Guidebook: talk about fun plans
KEY PHRASES
Talk about fun plans
¿Qué hacemos este fin de semana, papá?
What are we doing this weekend, Dad?
What are we doing this weekend, Dad?
Vamos a visitar unos lugares buenísimos.
We're going to visit some really good places.
We're going to visit some really good places.
Tengo dos boletos para el teatro, ¿vienes conmigo?
I have two tickets for the theater, are you coming with me?
I have two tickets for the theater, are you coming with me?
¿Quieres escuchar música hip-hop?
Do you want to listen to hip-hop music?
Do you want to listen to hip-hop music?
Yo creo que la música hip-hop es aburridísima.
I think that hip-hop music is really boring.
I think that hip-hop music is really boring.
Queremos hacer esta excursión pero es carísima.
We want to go on this hike but it's really expensive.
We want to go on this hike but it's really expensive.
TIP
¡Facilísimo!
Remember how you can add the ending ‑ísimo to a word to say that something is really easy or really fun? Facilísimo, right?
That’s right! Just one more thing: the gender of nouns will help you choosing between ‑ísimo or ‑ísima endings.
¡Esta comida es buenísima, pero el vino es malísimo!
This food is really good, but the wine is really bad!
This food is really good, but the wine is really bad!
Finally, use ‑ísimos or ‑ísimas when talking about more than one thing.
Las tiendas en este pueblo son malísimas.
The stores in this town are really bad.
The stores in this town are really bad.