Adjectives and Nouns Working Together in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 66*

In Lesson 66 Danny explains in detail how nouns and adjectives work together.
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[@busyazn]

Thanks for your clear explanations. Language tutor spanish - 0:55 generally - adjectives come after the noun usually - 2:50 Goes in front of the noun: possessive adjectives ex: mi, nuestra (our), este (this) 4:10 adjectives that define quantities - numbers go in front of the nouns ex: more (mas), less (menos), 4:30 few (pocas (os))enough (suficiente) 4:40 goes in front of the noun. 5:05 too much (demasiado) 5:28 some (alguno) 5:35 no or none (ninguno) 5:45 enough (bastante) 5:50 enough or sufficient (varios) 5:56 as much (cuanto) 6:02 a lot (mucho) 6:30 best(mejor) or worst (peor) 7:03 to emphasize a characteristic ex: sweet (dulce) 7:50 brave - (valiente) 8:18 good (bueno) or bad (malo) 9:00 can go in front or back but may change meaning. I have typed "|" . so before would be (adjective)\ and after would be \ (adjective) 9:37 unfortunate (in front of the noun) pobre behind the noun - pobre is poor (as in money) 10:08 former (viejo) before old age if after noun (viejo) 10:25- another (in front) nuevo new made (in back of noun) - nuevo 10:45 several (in front of ) varios \ \varios - different 11:05 (mismo) same\ himself/herself - \mismo 11:23 unico - only\ \unique- unico 11:50 great - gran\ big\ grande 12:15 dreadful - triste\ \triste - sad 12:38 old, ancient, former (antiguo)\ \(antiguo) antique 12:57 various (distinto)\ \different 13:16 only, the one (solo)\ \ (solo) lonely' 13:27 various (diferente)\ \(diferente (different) 13:42 mere (simple)\ \ (simple) simple , modest 13:58 any (calquier)\ \(calquier) any - it doesn't matter 14:20 rare (rario)\ \ strange 14:30 top, or high quality (alto)\ \tall (alto) 14:50 (cierto) certain\ \ true or of course (cierto) 15:10 nothing but (puro)\ \ fewer (puro) 15:28 low quality (bajo)\ \short (bajo)

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Hello teacher and students! I’d like to add that at 13:21, about “solo”, when it goes after the noun (meaning alone/lonely) it doesn’t go with the accent mark “tilde”. (And as of now, the Real Academy of Spanish language RAE has accepted both usages without tilde, but it’s useful to know that sólo=just, only / solo=alone, lonely) This is useful just for the correct spelling, because while speaking there’s no difference in the stress of the syllable. Love your videos! I’m a native Spanish speaker but I like to watch these well made videos to learn what students are interested in! Great job.

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Thanks Doctor, another very helpful lesson! The variable connotations based on adjective placement are quite interesting. Paz y bendiciones.

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[@davegraham7550]

From an English speaker's point of view I think it is very important to learn how adjectives and nouns in English work differently to Spanish, mainly that almost any word in English can become an adjective "the shoe shop" where this is not the case in Spanish and the two nouns joined by a prep. is the equivalent for so many of these forms, "the shop of shoes", "La tienda de zapatos"…took me a lot of time at first figuring this simple thing out

[@TheLanguageTutor]

You're definitely right! It's important to learn how these work. I'm sure it's challenging for someone learning English.

[@davegraham7550]

@@TheLanguageTutor having learned various amounts of many languages but never a romance language it is a feature I found new and created problems when translating from English to Spanish.

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Language tutor, I am so grateful for your videos and your chart idea. Between you and Duo Lingo I am learning so much. One question I have is can you direct me to what lesson # you teach us when to put the verb before the noun it doesn't seem to be always and I can get a little confused. Sad to admit this but I've learned so long ago and just "know how to speak English" I had to brush up on noun pronoun verbs etc in order to advance my spanish 😅

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I always interchange the muy and mucho. Can you explain when to use each and both.

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[@sukhadasagdeo]

I don't understand the use of the word 'a'. I understand its use only as 'to'. But I don't understand how to use it in other cases....Like in the example you gave : El valiente león atacó a sus enemigos. Would you please make a video on it?? Also a video on prepositions would be very beneficial.

[@mezidvemastromy5546]

He made the action against his enemies. So if you do something actually to the person or thing, you put "a".

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Yes, it's called the personal -a. If a verb is done to a person, you have to put a after the verb.

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[@eriksic1334]

is number considered an adjectvie in english?

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Esto es muy afortunado. La palabra: mundano" dice "worldy" así como también "vulgar, mudane y trivial". ¿Puedes explicar, por favor?

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I always use "varios" meaning "several"

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Yes! Very common use.

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adjective before or after the noun is different that doesn't make Spanish easier , make it harder or there are few of them................

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[@mansiparjapati2690]

Chica bonita o bonita chica??? Please someone explain it to me

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Let’s not talk about the way to use adjectives 99% of the time, let’s learn about when to use the other 1% … that’s not it “tutor”

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Far too much to take in!!