Gramática 1:
Los superlativos Superlatives are a way of pointing out or emphasizing something as the "most," "best," "worst," etc. In English, we usually do this by adding "est" to the adjective. In Spanish, we put the definite article (el,la,los,las) in front of the comparison, then add "más" or "menos," and the adjective. article + (noun) + más/menos + adjective + (de + noun) Mi mamá es más paciente que mi papá, pero mi hermana es la persona más paciente de la casa. My mom is more patient than my dad, but my sister is the most patient person in the house. Mi prima tiene las niñas más bonitas del mundo. My cousin has the prettiest little girls in the world. Los irregulares: The irregulars here are the same as in the comparisons (see Unidad 4): mejor/peor, mayor/menor. Mi hermano es el mejor estudiante de su clase. My brother is the best student in his class. Mi hermanita es la menor de la familia. My little sister is the youngest in the family.
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