DESCRIBING PEOPLE

DESCRIBING PEOPLE

1. Para describirnos en forma general usamos el verbo “TO BE” (I am, you are, he is, she is, it is, we are, they are) con vocabulario como el siguiente:

Tall, small, overweight, fat, slim, young, old, beautiful (solo para mujeres), pretty (para mujeres y bebés), handsome, good looking (para mombres), y otros muchos que en español hacen referencia a lo que somos.

Ejemplo:

I am tall, fat and young. I am beautiful, very beautiful. I can say that I am a beautiful woman. My sister is short, slim and young. She is a young person.

2. El mismo sistema utiliza para describir mi carácter. En este caso uso vocabulario como este:

Shy, quiet, lively, active, easygoing, outgoing, nice, friendly, funny, happy, annoying, sad, talkative, aggressive, a pain in the head, a little chatter box y muchos otros términos relacionados con carácter.

Ejemplo:

I am shy, active and friendly. My mother is talkative, funny and active. She is an outgoing woman.

3. Para describir aspectos particulares del cuerpo uso el verbo “TO HAVE” (I have, you have, he has, she has, it has, we have, they have) con vocabulario como el siguiente:

Small eyes, big eyes, blue eyes, green eyes, grey eyes, brown eyes, freckles, a beard, a full beard, a moustache, a stubbly beard, blond hair, red hair, brown hair, black hair, dyed hair, blond highlights, short hair, long hair, straight hair, curly hair, curls, hard hair, a square face, a round face, a triangular face, an oval face, a big nose, a small nose, a long nose, a flat nose, a fine nose, big ears, small ears.

Ejemplo:

I have small eyes but my brother has big eyes. I have curly hair but my mother has straight hair. I have a round face but my mother has oval face. My mother and I are physically different.

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