Spanish 2.6. Demonstrative Adjectives & Pronouns

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative pronouns are the same as demonstrative adjectives in addition to the set of neuter demonstrative pronouns “esto,” “eso,” and “aquello,” which mean “this,” “that,” and “that over there,” respectively. These are used to refer to a whole sentence or concept, e.g., “Esto no es aceptable” (This is not acceptable), or to point at something without mentioning it, e.g., “¿Qué es eso?” (What is that?). The following are the demonstrative pronouns in Spanish:

Demonstrative pronouns are the same as demonstrative adjectives in addition to the set of neuter demonstrative pronouns “esto,” “eso,” and “aquello,” which mean “this,” “that,” and “that over there,” respectively. These are used to refer to a whole sentence or concept, e.g., “Esto no es aceptable” (This is not acceptable), or to point at something without mentioning it, e.g., “¿Qué es eso?” (What is that?). The following are the demonstrative pronouns in Spanish:

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative pronouns are the same as demonstrative adjectives in addition to the set of neuter demonstrative pronouns “esto,” “eso,” and “aquello,” which mean “this,” “that,” and “that over there,” respectively. These are used to refer to a whole sentence or concept, e.g., “Esto no es aceptable” (This is not acceptable), or to point at something without mentioning it, e.g., “¿Qué es eso?” (What is that?). The following are the demonstrative pronouns in Spanish:

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative pronouns are the same as demonstrative adjectives in addition to the set of neuter demonstrative pronouns “esto,” “eso,” and “aquello,” which mean “this,” “that,” and “that over there,” respectively. These are used to refer to a whole sentence or concept, e.g., “Esto no es aceptable” (This is not acceptable), or to point at something without mentioning it, e.g., “¿Qué es eso?” (What is that?). The following are the demonstrative pronouns in Spanish:

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns must agree in gender and number with the noun being described.
The following are the demonstrative adjectives in Spanish:

In general, “este,” “esta,” “estos,” and “estas” are used to refer to nouns close to the speaker and listener.
On the other hand, “ese,” “esa,” “esos,” and “esas” are used to refer to nouns close to the listener but far away from the speaker, whereas “aquel,” “aquella,” “aquellos,” and “aquellas” are used to refer to nouns far away from both the speaker and the listener.

Demonstrative pronouns are the same as demonstrative adjectives in addition to the set of neuter demonstrative pronouns “esto,” “eso,” and “aquello,” which mean “this,” “that,” and “that over there,” respectively. These are used to refer to a whole sentence or concept, e.g., “Esto no es aceptable” (This is not acceptable), or to point at something without mentioning it, e.g., “¿Qué es eso?” (What is that?). The following are the demonstrative pronouns in Spanish: