INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In Spanish, the endings of some words are changed to o or a depending on whether you are speaking about a male or female. When referring to a female, you say esta contenta, "she is happy," with the a ending. When referring to a male, you say esta contento, or "he is happy," with the o ending. None of the other words for happy have endings that change to a masculine or feminine form. If you are saying something or someone is happy as a temporary state of being/feeling, you should use the estar form of happy. Estar is more common for talking about happiness in Spanish. If you are saying someone is a happy person as a permanent way of being; however, you will use ser. An example of estar would be if you said, Estoy contento de que vinieras, or "I (male) am happy you came." Being happy about an action is an impermanent state, and so you would use estar. An example of ser would be if you said, Siempre ha sido una nina muy alegre, or "she has always been a happy (cheerful) little girl." You are saying this is her permanent way of being, and so you use ser in the present perfect, ha sido, or "she has been." Decide on how you need to conjugate the verb you are using in order to convey the correct meaning. Conjugating verbs can be complex in Spanish, and there are many different conjugations depending on the subject and tense you are using. Follow the in-line citations to see all of the ways to conjugate estar, which is the most common verb that you will use with happy. If you are speaking in the present form of estar to say you or someone else is happy, use the following conjugations: I am happy- Estoy feliz You are happy- Estas feliz She/he or you formal is/are happy- Esta feliz We are happy- Estamos feliz They are happy formal- Estais feliz They are happy- Estan feliz For example, if you would like to say Me siento feliz, or "I feel happy," remember that the verb sentirse is reflexive. Reflexive verbs are shown in the example, Me llamo Juan. Me llamo Juan translates directly to "I call myself Juan." In English, we don't have reflexive verbs. However, in Spanish you add the me in front of the present I form of the verb for llamar, or to call to make the reflexive form Me llamo. Me (myself) siento feliz Te (yourself) sientes feliz Se (himself, herself, yourself) siente feliz Nos (ourselves) sentimos feliz Os (yourselves) sentis feliz Se (themselves, yourselves) sienten feliz If you are saying we, you all, or they are happy, for example, use the plural forms felices and contentos. For example, if you say, Estamos felices de estar aqui, or "we are happy to be here," you say estamos felices because "we are happy" is plural. For another example, El grupo de las ninas estan contentos con sus venta de las galletas, or "the group of girls are happy with their cookie sales." Here there is more than one girl selling cookies, and so because it's plural, contenta becomes contentos.

SUMMARY: Use the correct masculine or feminine form of contento(a). Use the correct verb of to be, ser or estar. Conjugate estar based on the time you are referring to and who you are talking about. Consider reflexive verbs. Make feliz or contento plural if the subject is plural.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The spouse, close relative or partner of the person may be able to communicate with the mental health professional who is providing this and find how to support treatments. It is important to not miss medication and therapy sessions. Ask about undesirable side effects, and Whether or not it is helping them to feel better, or Does it have negative side effects, and if so, help them consult with their psychological professional. They will guide you towards the best course of action.

SUMMARY: If possible, inform yourself of any psychological diagnosis and treatment that they may receive. Assist with remembering counseling appointments and taking prescribed medications. Encourage them stay on schedule and try to find out why they didn't take their medications, for example: Avoid unstable, angry, threatening people and seek professional help.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's a gray app with gears pictured that can be found on your Home Screen. It's located in the upper half of the page. It's in the upper half of the page. It's listed under the "Vision" heading. You'll find it at the bottom of the screen. You will see a check-mark displayed next to it. The entire screen will zoom in when you activate the zoom feature. It's in the upper-left corner. It's the big circle located at the bottom of your phone screen. It's blue and has the the letter "f" in it. Sign in with your Facebook password if necessary. You'll need to perform this action quickly in order for it to work. You will be zoomed into the full screen. Tap the screen twice again, with three fingers, to zoom back out. To read the content that's being magnified, use three fingers to scroll side to side and up and down. To zoom in further or zoom out, triple-tap the screen with three fingers; a menu of options will appear. Drag your finger on the line with the two magnifying glasses to the desired zoom level. Moving it to the left (toward the magnifying glass with the "-" inside) will make content on the screen appear smaller. Moving it to the right (toward the magnifying glass with the "+" inside) will make content appear larger. Tap anywhere outside the screen to close the menu of options.

SUMMARY:
Open your iPhone or iPad's Settings. Tap General. Tap Accessibility. Tap Zoom. Tap Zoom Region. Tap Full Screen Zoom. Tap the Back button. Press the Home button. Open the Facebook app. Tap the screen twice with three fingers.