How to Say "sociable" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “sociable” is “amigable” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Mi nuevo vecino es muy amigable.
My new neighbor is very friendly.
Los delfines son animales naturalmente amigables.
Dolphins are naturally friendly animals.
Llegaron a un acuerdo amigable para terminar el contrato.
They reached an amicable agreement to end the contract.
One Form for All
In Spanish, adjectives that end in '-e' like 'amigable' don't change based on gender. You use the same word for a man (un hombre amigable) and a woman (una mujer amigable).
Adding 'Very'
To say someone is 'extremely' friendly, you can add 'muy' before the word, or add the ending '-ísimo' to the root: 'amigabilísimo'.
The 'O' or 'A' Trap
Mistake: “Un chico amigablo / Una chica amigabla.”
Correction: Always use 'amigable'. Since it ends in 'e', it is gender-neutral and doesn't need to change to 'o' or 'a'.
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