How to Say "attractive" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “attractive” is “atractivo” — use 'atractivo' for general physical or overall appeal, suitable for describing people, places, or things..
atractivo
/ah-trahk-TEE-voh//a.tɾakˈti.βo/

Examples
El nuevo actor es muy atractivo y talentoso.
The new actor is very attractive and talented.
La oferta de trabajo parecía atractiva, pero el salario era bajo.
The job offer seemed appealing, but the salary was low.
Necesitamos un diseño más atractivo para la portada del libro.
We need a more appealing design for the book cover.
Gender and Number Agreement
As an adjective, 'atractivo' must change its ending to match the thing it describes. Use '-a' for feminine nouns (una mujer atractiva), '-os' for masculine plural (hombres atractivos), and '-as' for feminine plural (ideas atractivas).
Forgetting Agreement
Mistake: “Los cuadros es atractivo.”
Correction: Los cuadros son atractivos. (Since 'cuadros' is masculine and plural, the adjective must be too.)
rico
REE-koh/ˈriko/

Examples
Esa actriz está muy rica. Todos la admiran.
That actress is very attractive/hot. Everyone admires her.
No puedo concentrarme, mi compañero de trabajo está súper rico.
I can't concentrate, my coworker is super hot.
Don't use 'rico' for general appeal
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