Adjective Placement in Spanish: Before or After Nouns?
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Gracias!
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this was actually really helpful, my AP spanish teacher didn't teach us this and your video was very explanatory and useful!
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Great!
The last phrase was out of the screen, you should start a bit higher...
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Great videos i am fifty and this helps me a great deal thanks keep them up fantastic work
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gr8 vid
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¡Tus vídeos me dan mucho gusto profesor! Se los recomiendo a todos que me pregunten cuestiones de cualquier tema acerca del Español. ¡Gracias por todo! Cuando yo empece a estudiar portugués, (muy pronto), vaya a consultar todos tus vídeos de este tema también. Espero la próxima instalación. Un estrujón de manos.
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Thanks very informative.
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Me quisiera clarar algunos problemas que estoy teniendo.. ¿Qué categoria son las palabras único/única, solo/sola, siguiente ect.. y dónde se las pone? A veces la veo antes y a veces depués...
TheQuintessentialBM 3 months ago
@TheQuintessentialBM Buena pregunta! Son adjetivos, y pertenecen a la categoría que menciono al final del video, es decir: su significado varía, dependiendo de que si se ponen antes o después del sustantivo que modifican. Voy darles algunos ejemplos: Él es mi único amigo (he is my only friend) / Él es una persona única (he's a unique person). No hablo una sola palabra de alemán (I don't speak a single word of German) / Es una persona muy sola. (He/she is a very lonely person, or "solitaria")
languagenow 3 months ago