When it comes to describing a person’s character, different dialects of Spanish can have their own set of description words. I can speak for Argentinian Spanish adjectives. This is my promise: you’ll leave here with a whole new bunch of adjectives you didn’t know existed!

We’ll take a closer look at the description words used in Argentina to describe a person’s character, shedding light on the unique words and phrases used down here while comparing them to the ‘standard words’ used in Spanish elsewhere.

Let’s dive into the depths of Argentinian Spanish description words.

Ready?

Here you go. Confronted with another piece of evidence that proves Argentinian Spanish is not your average Spanish. Download the chart in a more colorful version below:

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Hope you learned some new words today,

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