"Tenga que un buen día."
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Is there a general rule for deciding if an adjective should go before the noun or after?
Tenga que un BUEN día.
Es un día AGRADABLE>
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updated JUL 23, 2010
posted by wgschultz
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Adjectives that precede the noun:
bueno
malo
mucho
poco
bastante
ambos
cada
varios
alguno
otro
todo
próximo
único
último
I am sure I am missing a few! These are most probably the most common!
There are also a few adjectives that can precede or follow a noun depending on which meaning you are trying to convey!
updated FEB 24, 2010
posted by renaerules
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Que tenga un buen día.
Have a good day.
updated FEB 24, 2010
posted by 005faa61
