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The difference between -ado and -ante in Spanish

Like the -ed and -ing adjective endings in English, in Spanish we have -ado and -ante, besides other suffixes. Let’s take a look at the -ado and -ante endings.

-Ado / -Ada / -Ados / -Adas

This ending implies how we feel.

I am interested. Estoy interesada.

-Ante / -Antes

This ending implies that something gives us that feeling.

David is interesting. David es interesante. (He makes me interested)

Example list:

Interesante / Interesantes. Interesting Interesado / Interesada / Interesados / Interesadas. Interested Relajante(s). Relaxing Relajad(o/a/os/as). Relaxed Excitante(s). Exciting Excitad(o/a/os/as). Excited Avergonzante(s). Embarrassing Avergonzad(o/a/os/as). Embarrassed Decepcionante(s). Disappointing Decepcionad(o/a/os/as). Disappointed

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