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📝 In Action
La vista desde la montaña era realmente magnífica.
B1The view from the mountain was truly magnificent.
¿Cómo estuvo la fiesta? — ¡Magnífica! Lo pasamos genial.
A2How was the party? — Wonderful! We had a great time.
Tienes unos planes magníficos para el verano.
B2You have some splendid plans for the summer.
💡 Grammar Points
Adjective Agreement
Since 'magnífico' is an adjective, it must change its ending to match the thing it describes. Use '-a' for feminine words (magnífica) and '-os' or '-as' for plural words (magníficos/magníficas).
❌ Common Pitfalls
Forgetting Gender
Mistake: "La casa es magnífico."
Correction: La casa es magnífica. (Since 'casa' is feminine, the adjective must end in -a.)
⭐ Usage Tips
Using it as an Interjection
You can use the word alone, usually in its masculine form, to express quick praise, similar to saying 'Great!' or 'Awesome!' in English. Example: '¡Magnífico!'
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: magnífico
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence correctly uses 'magnífico'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'magnífico' stronger than 'bueno' (good)?
Yes, absolutely. While 'bueno' is just 'good,' 'magnífico' is much stronger, meaning 'great,' 'splendid,' or 'wonderful.' Use 'magnífico' when you want to give high praise.
Does 'magnífico' ever change its form?
Yes. Since it's an adjective, it changes its ending based on the noun it describes. If the noun is masculine and plural (like 'libros'), you use 'magníficos.' If it's feminine and plural (like 'casas'), you use 'magníficas.'