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Customs and festivals

Spanish-speaking countries Notes

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Below is a vocabulary list with words that will help you to understand the topic.

Spanish	English
conocido/a	renowned/famous
deuda económica	financial debt
hispanohablante	Spanish-speaking
idioma	language
la fiesta	party/celebration
la costumbre	habit
recordar	remember
el orgullo	pride
quemar	set on fire / burn
los fuegos artificiales	fireworks
el premio	prize
paisaje	landscape
equipo	team
Día de los Muertos	The Day of the Dead

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You use the superlative to express the idea of 'the most' of something: the biggest, the tallest, and so on. In Spanish it is formed like this:
el/la/los/las + noun + más + adjective
For example:
la fiesta más conocida > the most known celebration
los pueblos más pequeños > the smallest villages
Remember, the adjective must always agree with the noun it describes.

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How do you say 'Brazil is the most beautiful country in South America' in Spanish?

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Sometimes the superlative is formed by adding ísimo/a to the ending of the adjective:
bajo/a > bajísimo/a (low, singular)
bajos/as > bajísimos/as (low, plural)

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Do you know how to say 'The Day of the Dead is the most renowned celebration in the world' in Spanish? Don't worry if you didn't get it right. The quizzes for this topic will help you.

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