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17-10-2016
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In spanish does the adjective come before the noun?

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palomaort0228 palomaort0228

17-10-2016

It is the opposite way in Spanish. The adjective usually comes after the noun. Hope I helped! :)

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Anonymous Anonymous

17-10-2016

Yes, in Spanish you wouldn't say "rojo carro" (red car) you would actually say "el carro rojo" or just "carro rojo" although it sounds a little weird with just the two words.

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