Personalities

Pleasant. Agradable. In Spanish, "agradable" means something that is enjoyable or pleasing.

Polite rude. Bien mal educado. "Bien mal educado" is a humorous or ironic way to describe someone who is quite rude.

Dynamic. Dinmico. Dinmico in Spanish means something that is constantly changing or full of energy.

Behavior. El comportamiento. El comportamiento refers to how people act or conduct themselves.

Enthusiasm. El entusiasmo. El entusiasmo se refiere a un gran inters y energa para hacer cosas.

Flexible. Flexible. In Spanish, "flexible" means adaptable or easily bent "flexible" in English is the same in Spanish.

Impatient. Impaciente. In Spanish, "impaciente" means someone who finds it difficult to wait.

Conduct. La conducta. In Spanish, "la conducta" refers to a person's behavior or way of acting.

Energy. La energa. La energa es la capacidad para realizar trabajo o producir movimiento en la materia.

Patience. La paciencia. In Spanish, "la paciencia" means having the ability to wait calmly.

Personality. La personalidad. In Spanish, "la personalidad" refers to the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's unique character.

Manners. Los modales. Los modales are the behaviors and etiquettes considered polite in Spanish-speaking cultures.

Patient. Paciente. In Spanish, "paciente" can mean both a person receiving medical care and someone who is tolerant and calm.

Stubborn. Terco. In Spanish, "terco" means someone who is unwilling to change their mind or opinion.