Adjectives to describe travel or experiences

TRAVEL AND EXPERIENCE ADJECTIVES 

  • Relajante: relaxing
  • asombroso/a: amazing
  • agotador/a: exhausting
  • placentero/a: pleasant
  • entretenido/a: entertaining
  • educativo/a: educational
  • tenso/a: tense
  • tedioso/a: tedious
  • interminable: endless
  • inexplicable: inexplicable
  • caro/a: expensive
  • barato/a: cheap
  • estupendo/a: brilliant
  • maravilloso/a: marvelous
  • divertido/a: fun
  • agradable: pleasant
  • catastrófico/a: catastrophic
  • guay: awesome
  • genial: great
  • fantástico/a: fantastic
  • fenomenal: phenomenal
  • sensacional: wonderful
  • increíble: incredible
  • inolvidable: unforgettable
  • excelente: excellent
  • interesante: interesting
  • entrenido/a: entertaining
  • aburrido/a: boring
  • horroroso/a: awful
  • desastroso/a: disastrous
  • decepcionante: disappointing.

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