alegre
cheerful, happy, joyful
Pronunciation
/aˈle.ɣɾe/
Cultural Note
Being 'alegre' is deeply valued in Spanish-speaking cultures, which tend to celebrate joie de vivre. Describing someone as 'alegre' is a warm compliment suggesting they bring positive energy to those around them. The phrase 'alegría de vivir' (joy of living) captures a cultural ideal that permeates fiestas, music, and daily social life.
📝 Example Sentences
Siempre está alegre, es un placer estar con ella.
She's always cheerful, it's a pleasure to be with her.
Tiene una personalidad muy alegre y contagiosa.
He has a very cheerful and contagious personality.
Me gusta la gente alegre que sabe disfrutar de la vida.
I like cheerful people who know how to enjoy life.
📊 Adjective Forms
| Gender | Form |
|---|---|
| feminine | alegre |
| masculine | alegre |
| feminine_plural | alegres |
| masculine_plural | alegres |