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Only a few adjectives go before the
noun, the rest are placed right after it. Bello-beautiful,
buono-good, grande-large, and brutto-ugly are
the most common preceding adjectives, even though
they don't have to go before the noun. Bello
and buono have alternate forms when they precede a
noun.
Buono e Bello
| Singular |
Plural |
Before a: |
| Masculine |
| buono |
buoni |
z, s + consonant |
| buon |
vowel or consonant |
| Feminine |
| buona |
buone |
consonant |
| buon' |
vowel |
| Masculine |
| bello |
begli |
z, s + consonant |
| bell' |
vowel |
| bel |
bei |
consonant |
| Feminine |
| bella |
belle |
consonant |
| bell' |
vowel |
If they go after the noun, then
they can be formed in the usual way. The
above forms are only for when they go before
the noun. Be aware that grande can have
alternate forms before nouns too. Grande
can become gran before masculine or feminine
nouns beginning with a consonant. Or it could
contract to grand' before masculine or feminine
nouns beginning with a vowel. But you do not
have to use the alternate forms, whether or not you
place the adjective before or after the noun.
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