Well, I don't want to be vain and conceited

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Woman: Stop showing off, Chips!
Man: Showing off? Isn’t that good?
Woman: No, it isn’t. It’s vain and it’s conceited.
Man: Well, I don’t want to be vain and conceited.
Woman: Well, stop admiring yourself in the mirror, then.
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It’s vain and it’s conceited.

1- Are “vain” and “conceited” noun or adjective in the above sentence?

And what do “vain” and “conceited” mean in this case?

I don’t want to be vain and conceited.

2- Are “vain” and “conceited” noun or adjective in the above sentence?

And what do “vain” and “conceited” mean in this case?

Thank you

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These are are pretty much synonyms.
Vain - Having excessive pride in your self
Conceited - Having an excessively high opinion of your self.

This quote is from the song You’re so vain.

You’re so vain
You probably think this song is about you

  • Carly Simon
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Thank you so much, Arinker :rose:

Very nice.

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