when do i use words ending in "simo"
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Eso sí, mi mujer estaba contentísima porque consegui muchas millas para volar a Florida con la familia.
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updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by lgartman
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Welcome to the forum. The -isimo and -isima endings are added to adjectives to make them superlatives, as in, "Very...".
Contenta = happy
Contentísima = very happy
It's about the same as saying "muy contenta", or maybe, "muy, muy contenta".
updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by KevinB
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Kevin is correct. And it can be used with virtually any adjective. It's a very handy way to make something "very something".
updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by Echoline
