Learning adjectives can be very difficult if you focus just on
learning long lists of words. Learning them in context is much better, but if
you don’t have enough vocabulary (or grammar for that matter) to learn them in
context, it becomes a bit tricky; for this reason, I arranged each list of
adjectives and nouns in a way you can mix both lists (obviously you can mix
everything, but just to keep some kind of order you should start by doing this).
So, for instance, you pick A1. Then, you go and pick random words of each - nouns A1 and adjectives A1 - and
mix them so you end up with a noun and an adjective working together, and,
consequently, an idea.
Example:
Groot adjective
Huis noun
groot
+ huis
Now, one basic thing you need to now about dutch adjectives is
that they go before the noun, like in english. So, assuming you already now
about the definite articles, you can
expand a little that phrase:
het
+ groot + huis
Or even use an indefinite article…
een + groot + huis
Of course, you can leave it just like that and you will be
understood, yet, to make it proper, you must decline the words and make them fit
correctly.
Het grote huis
Het groot huis
After that you can turn every simple sentence into plural…
De grote huizen
Grote huizen
Now…
…if you do not know how to decline the adjectives for each nouns
depending on the article (it’s gender actually), the go to the adjectives section t oread and know how
it works. It’s very simple by the way.
So, start making it all work from the very beginning, it is not
that complex and it will be much easier to learn the vocabulary this way.
Adjectives!
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