Spanish adjectives can be descriptive (alto – tall), possessive (mi – my), demonstrative (este – this), or indefinite (algún – some). They can also be divided into variable (change form for gender and number) and invariable (same form for all genders and numbers) adjectives. Examples: bueno/buena (good), interesante (interesting).
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