When do adjectives go before a noun? | The Coffee Break French Show 1.02

Knowing where to place adjectives in a sentence can be tricky! Fear not... by the end of this episode of the Coffee Break French Show, you'll be able to add depth to your French conversations and express your ideas more precisely, thanks to having a stronger understanding of the exceptions and nuances in adjective placement.
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[@user-tt1mo5xm1f]

Great to help with learning conversational phrases while taking the specific 'nuance' lessons. Merci beaucoup

[@familyrecipebook]

I am listening this podcast on Spotify while driving for a month or so. It helps so much with my conversational French! 😊

[@mscatherinelong67]

I love the BANGS memory trick. Very helpful.

[@lesleywyldbore1279]

Weirdly (apres ma collegue recommended your series in French class today); this is the EXACT question I asked of our teacher - whether there is a rule that can be applied to help remember (notwithstanding exceptions). Merci beaucoup, messieurs.

[@steveradford6798]

Another very informative lesson well done

[@jefffromclapham]

Signed up! So helpful. Thank you both.

[@mattgrovesdc]

Thanks!

[@lounaakkouche8607]

Merci bien c’est très clair

[@mackjay1777]

Hello! - I recenlty saw a film called LA VERTE MOISSON...why is the color adjective before the noun? Is it a poetic device, or is there a rule?