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==Adjectives==
==Adjectives==


The adjectives always precede the noun they are referred to and they don't change according to gender nor number, ex.:
The adjectives always precede the noun they are referred to and they have a simple '''declension''': when they are preceded by possessives, demonstratives and determined articles, they take the ending ''-e'', otherwise they don't. When a substantive is plural they take the ending ''-e'' no matter if it is preceded by a possessive, a demonstrative or a determined article or not. When the adjective is found after the verb, it takes the ending ''-e'' only if it is plural. Ex.:


* ''Hij kat est magen'' - The cat is big.  
* ''Hij kat es magen'' - The cat is big.  
* ''Uin magen kat'' - A big cat;
* ''Uin magen kat'' - A big cat;
* ''Hij magen kat'' - The big cat;
* ''Hij magne kat'' - The big cat;
* ''Nuin magen kat'' - No big cat;
* ''Nuin magen kat'' - No big cat;
* ''Gouvin oor'' - Yellow gold;
* ''Gouvyn oor'' - Yellow gold;
* ''Hoe gouvin oor'' - The yellow gold.
* ''Hoe gouvine oor'' - The yellow gold;
* ''Hies katte zunt gouvine'' - The cats are yellow.


===Comparative and superlative===
===Comparative and superlative===


The lower degree comparative is formed with the pattern ''min + adjective + ka + 2nd term'' (in the same case of the first, if it is a pronoun), ex.:
The lower degree comparative is formed with the pattern ''myn + adjective + ka + 2nd term'' (in the same case of the first, if it is a pronoun), ex.:


* ''Noes zunt min nit ka toe'' - We are less beautiful than you.  
* ''Noes zunt myn nyt ka toe'' - We are less beautiful than you.  


The same degree comparative is formed with the pattern ''tam + adjective + kant + 2nd term'' (in the same case of the first, if it is a pronoun), ex.:
The same degree comparative is formed with the pattern ''tam + adjective + kant + 2nd term'' (in the same case of the first, if it is a pronoun), ex.:


* ''Noes zunt tam nit kant toe'' - We are as beautiful as you.  
* ''Noes zunt tam nyt kant toe'' - We are as beautiful as you.  


The higher degree comparative is formed with the pattern ''pluis + adjective + ka + 2nd term'' (in the same case of the first, if it is a pronouns), ex.:
The higher degree comparative is formed with the pattern ''pluis + adjective + ka + 2nd term'' (in the same case of the first, if it is a pronouns), ex.:


* ''Noes zunt pluis nit ka toe'' - We are more beautiful than you.  
* ''Noes zunt pluis nyt ka toe'' - We are more beautiful than you.  


The superlative is formed with the pattern ''wou(d) + adjective'', ex.:
The superlative is formed with the pattern ''wou(d) + adjective'', ex.:


* ''Toe est wou nit'' - You are very beautiful.  
* ''Toe es wou nyt'' - You are very beautiful.  


If it is used as a relative superlative, ''wou(d)'' is substituted for ''hij''/''hoe pluis + adjective + dints'', ex.:
If it is used as a relative superlative, ''wou(d)'' is substituted for ''hij''/''hoe pluis + adjective + dynts'', ex.:


* ''Toe est hij pluis nit dints hij uurf'' - You are the most beautiful in the world.  
* ''Toe est hij pluis nyt dynts hij uurf'' - You are the most beautiful in the world.  


Some adjectives: ''koud'' (hot), ''vrijgt'' (cold), ''zimplek'' (simple), ''vakkel'' (easy), ''veed'' (ugly), ''zakker'' (sacred), ''verroek'' (fierce), ''kruidiel'' (cruel).
Some adjectives: ''koud'' (hot), ''vrijgt'' (cold), ''zymplek'' (simple), ''vakkel'' (easy), ''veed'' (ugly), ''zakker'' (sacred), ''verroek'' (fierce), ''kruidiel'' (cruel).


There are also adjectives that have got irregular higher degree comparative and superlative:
There are also adjectives that have got irregular higher degree comparative and superlative:
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The higher degree comparatives are always used with ''ka'', ex.:
The higher degree comparatives are always used with ''ka'', ex.:


* ''Toe est mellier ka eg'' - You are better than I.
* ''Toe es mellier ka eg'' - You are better than I.


The synthetic forms are more used in the written language, whereas the analytical ones are found mostly in the spoken language.
The synthetic forms are more used in the written language, whereas the analytical ones are found mostly in the spoken language.
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