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ADJECTIVES & NOUNS
Adjectives & Nouns
Adjectives and Nouns Qadjectiviz and QnMniz
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Adjectives in English do not change whether accompanying plural or singular nouns
So adjectives in Lingojam, reflect their sound as spoken in everyday English.
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Singular adjectives
huge horizon = hyooj hErFzEn
flat spoon = flat spoon
one finger = wun fiNE
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Plural adjectives
huge horizons = hyooj hErFzEniz
flat spoons = flat spooniz
four fingers = fO fiNEiz


Adjectives generally appear immediately before the noun.
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A pretty girl = pritee gUl
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Red flowers = red flMEiz (flME-iz)
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A long stick = loI stik (E loI stik)
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Heavy boxes = hevee boxiz
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Warm weather = wOm wedE
Adjectives of opposite meaning are formed - in everyday English- by adding a prefix such as un, in, or dis.
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In Lingojam, it's easier and consistent.
klB - unklB
clear - unclear
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​impOtEnt - unimpOtEnt
important - unimportant
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corect - uncorect
correct - incorrect
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expensiv - unexpensiv
expensive - inexpensive
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AbEl - unAbEl
able - disable
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similaa - unsimilaa
similar - dissimilar

dis iz unklB skF
dis iz klB skF

In everyday English, when using a string of adjectives, they have to appear in a set order: size/shape + age + color + origin + material.
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A big brown house
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A small old English desk
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A beautiful black Italian leather purse
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Delicious Chinese food
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In Lingojam, when using a string of adjectives, they can appear in any order you wish. No-one can remember the order they're meant to be in, anyway.
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A big brown house - big brMn hMs / brMn big hMs
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A small old English desk - smJl old QiNliS desk / old QiNliS smJl desk
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A lovely black Italian suede purse - luvlee QitaliEn swAd blak pUs
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Delicious Chinese food - diliSEs food QCFneez / QCFneez diliSEs food
