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Originally Posted by poli
All that you wrote is OK, una mala casa implies a house that is bad by nature like something on Elm Street. You may want to say la casa necesita varias reparaciones or la casa está en mala condición.
Espaciosa is good, I guess, but I would use bien amplia.
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Just a quick question: For "bad' house, what if I wanted to say, that it wasn't very good, in the sense that it wasn't pleasant to be in?
Would it be:
La Casa no tiene un ambiente muy agradable.
Or would that sound too strange?
What if I wanted to say the neighborhood wasn't safe. Would it be:
El vecindario no es seguro?
Also, would I still use
muy with
bien amplia. E.g.
Es una casa muy bien amplia.
Finally would
La casa está en un vecindario conveniente be a natural way of saying "The house is in a convenient neighborhood"?
Thank for any help you can offer.