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Old July 26, 2015, 01:51 PM
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¿Cuál es el plural de 'lovely aussie'?
¿Se ofenderían mi hijo y mi nieto y los australianos si los llamo 'aussie'?
Lovely aussie significa 'adorable australiano', ¿vesrdad?
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Aussie is capitalized. To make it plural, just add an 's'.
They won't be offended. And, yes, it means 'australiano adorable'.
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lovely Aussies

Aussie is capitalized. To make it plural, just add an 's'.
They won't be offended. And, yes, it means 'australiano adorable'.
Gracias.

PD: ¿Quiere decir que 'lovely' es neutro?
Porque 'adorable' no lo es. En efecto, en castellano decimos 'adorables australianos,
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English adjectives don't agree in gender or number with the noun they modify.
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English adjectives don't agree in gender or number with the noun they modify.
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