15-01-2019
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In Spanish, are there any instances (like muy,mucho, or mejor and peor) where the adjective goes before the noun?

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jrfranckowiak jrfranckowiak

15-01-2019

Hi! I am not sure what the answer is, but I hope you do good!

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kuhtreenah kuhtreenah

19-01-2019

i know that sometimes bueno becomes buen and goes before the noun. example: Un buen hábito.....

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