Yes, they usually come after the noun they describe.
Yes, it is. Spanish is a proper adjective to describe people or things in or from Spain.
Los adjetivos.
Maduro/a Remembers that adjectives always have to agree in gender and number with the noun they are describing.
You would say vivo, viva, vivos or vivas. Spanish adjectives always have agree in gender and numbers. She is alive --> Está viva. He is alive --> Está vivo. They are alive --> Están vivos.
There are a number of adjectives that can mean "cute" including guapo/guapa, lindo/linda (can mean lovely) and atractivo/a.
Estoy enojado(a).Remember that Spanish adjectives have to agree with the noun that you are referring to (in this case, yourself). If you are a male, you would use enojado, but if you are female you will use enojada.
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Its said "arbol grande". which is "tree tall". in spanish nouns are said before adjectives, and in english nouns are said after adjectives. Remember, tall tree in spanish is arbol grande.
Maduro/a Remembers that adjectives always have to agree in gender and number with the noun they are describing.
Consult a Spanish dictionary!
¡Hola, (nena) hermosa!*The adjectives "bonita", "linda" or "preciosa" can be used as well.
¡Hola, (nena) hermosa!*The adjectives "bonita", "linda" or "preciosa" can be used as well.
Those formed by adjectives. Spanish adjectives can be adverbs: Iba lento --- He was going slowly Canta bonito --- He sings nicely
There are a number of adjectives that can mean "cute" including guapo/guapa, lindo/linda (can mean lovely) and atractivo/a.
You would say vivo, viva, vivos or vivas. Spanish adjectives always have agree in gender and numbers. She is alive --> Está viva. He is alive --> Está vivo. They are alive --> Están vivos.
in spanish most feminine adjectives end with the letter A
Estoy enojado(a).Remember that Spanish adjectives have to agree with the noun that you are referring to (in this case, yourself). If you are a male, you would use enojado, but if you are female you will use enojada.
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The answer cannot easily be found, but I can tell you that there is at least as many adjectives as there are in English.