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Does the spanish language have adjectives?

Does the spanish language have adjectives?

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I think the spanish place their adjectives after the noun instead of in front....
maybe that is what she was trying to say...
 
UtahBill said:
I think the spanish place their adjectives after the noun instead of in front....
maybe that is what she was trying to say...
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I could almost buy that if it weren't for the bit about nouns being described with prepositions.

Prepositions are used to begin prepositional phrases, which may modify nouns.
 
ROFL

Okay, see... here in mexico most of the tv stations are in spanish. And the ones that are in english, still have spanish subtitles and spanish commericials.

Here's one for Knight Rider. I know it by heart because there's only a couple channels I can watch here really and Knight Rider is on one of them:

KNIGHT RIDER!!

22 HORAS!

Un auto FANTASICO!!

Mas action!
Mas drama!
Mas emocion!

KNIGHT RIDER!


Okay so, umm... fatastico? A fantastic car? Isn't that an adjective?

Anywho... she's an idiot.
 
She was trying to translate a Spanish idiom, but it came out wrong.

What she meant, in theory, by "Spanish has no adjectives" is that "there's never a better nor a worse, only an as is".


No wait...

She's just stupid.
 
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