facilísimos

Facilísimos is the superlative form of fácil in Spanish, used as an intensifier meaning extremely easy. It functions as an adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies: facilísimo (masculine singular), facilísima (feminine singular), facilísimos (masculine plural), and facilísimas (feminine plural). The word is formed by adding the suffix -ísimo to the base adjective fácil, which itself comes from Latin facilis. The accent pattern follows standard Spanish orthography, with stress placed on the appropriate syllable in each form.

In usage, facilísimo is common in informal speech and writing to express that something is very easy to do, understand, or perform. It often conveys a light, casual tone and is typically avoided in formal or technical language, where alternatives like extremadamente fácil or muy fácil may be preferred. The term can also be used ironically to downplay a task or signal sarcasm.

Examples include: "Este ejercicio es facilísimo." "Las instrucciones fueron facilísimas de seguir." When the corresponding noun is feminine or plural, the adjective takes the matching feminine or plural form, as in "tareas facilísimas."

Notes: facilísimos is widely understood across Spanish-speaking regions, but like many informal intensifiers, its appropriateness depends on context and audience. While not inherently negative, excessive use can feel esfuerzamente colloquial in formal writing. The form is distinct from literal translations such as "easy," which may not capture the same emphatic nuance in every context.