Hello, I'm currently learning Spanish and have an exam tomorrow, including one on adjectives.
How are adjectives placed in a sentence in relation to the noun?
Thanks for all the answers 🫶🏼
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Without doing great things here, it is a complex issue:
What is called adjectives in German is usually done (bosques verdes, hombre pobre, poor man – because no money), which is then neutral, i.e. in the real sense of word.
It is pre-trained, which is then interpreted either fairy-tale (verdes bosques) or in the transmitted sense (pobre hombre; poor man – because he is poor), so sometimes even the meaning changes.
Quantifiers and other accompanying persons belonging to the adjectives in Spanish are, however, advanced: mucha gente, esta persona, mi coche, pocas ganas, tres veces …
Are there any exceptions that are put forward, which then do not change the meaning? Isn’t Bonita or something going forward?
Bonita (beautiful) and all qualifying adjectives are in principle readjusted.
Otherwise, it then acts overdrawn (very beautiful) and could be ironically touched outside an idealizing context such as fairy tales or advertising, or it at least allows limitations.
Thank you for all the explanations! They helped me very much in the clausur 🫶🏼