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simpático and simpática are Spanish and Portuguese adjectives used to describe someone who is likable, pleasant, and friendly. The term conveys a general sense of amiability and positive social interaction. It is often used to describe a person's personality or demeanor, indicating that they are easy to get along with and evoke a feeling of warmth and comfort in others.

The adjective is gender-specific, with "simpático" used for males and "simpática" for females. The plural forms are "simpáticos" for masculine plural and "simpáticas" for feminine plural. While it translates loosely to "nice" or "friendly" in English, "simpático/simpática" often carries a nuance of being charming or having a certain charisma that makes them approachable and well-liked. It suggests an innate ability to connect with people and create a positive atmosphere.

The concept of being simpático/simpática is highly valued in many Hispanic and Lusophone cultures, where social harmony and good interpersonal relationships are emphasized. It is a descriptor that goes beyond mere politeness; it implies a genuine and natural pleasantness that makes social interactions enjoyable. A person described as simpático/simpática is generally perceived as good-natured, easygoing, and possessing a certain magnetism that draws others to them.