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Old April 22, 2018, 06:35 AM
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I see this in a song and it looks like adjective noun adjective.
Perhaps I am mistaken, I haven't noticed such a construct and was wondering about it.
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You are not mistaken: the sentence has an adjective, then a noun, then another adjective. Since the order of words in Spanish is flexible, we can do this sometimes for reasons of euphony.
Take a look here for some longer explanation on how we use adjectives.
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¡I agree with Angelica!
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You are not mistaken: the sentence has an adjective, then a noun, then another adjective. Since the order of words in Spanish is flexible, we can do this sometimes for reasons of euphony.
Take a look here for some longer explanation on how we use adjectives.
Thank you useful, very complicated, plenty of examples there
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If you need clarification, let me know.
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