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Nov 18 |
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Suffixes used to transform an adjective into a noun @Flimzy we don't vote the "most" correct answers, but often the most detailed/best formatted ones with good examples. Several correct answers you'll find on thousands of questions on SE, often only differing in detail. I dont think the criterion of "correct" is a big help here. Questions asking for options to translate something creating several answers listing several options are quite common on GLU. There should be a common denominator on SE language sites, what type of questions are allowed. Also, please be aware that language is highly subjective topic and aiming for correct answers is not |
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Nov 18 |
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Is/Was there a Basic Spanish? +1 for the logical reasoning that we don't need Basic Spanish nowadays. Nonetheless, I'm still interested from a historical point of view, if there were at any time concepts/works on such a adaption of Spanish (e.g. at the time of colonialism?) |
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Nov 18 |
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Nov 18 |
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Suffixes used to transform an adjective into a noun I don't see how this can be off-topic or viewed as a open-ended list question, I'm asking for probably 5-10 spanish suffixes, a native speaker with huge knowledge of vocabulary can likely name within seconds. It's very fussy imho if you are not allowed to ask for such linguistic patterns of a language where natives can give good insights on such a site. Grammar rules you can look up on thousand internet pages.. Same question was very on-topic on GLU german.stackexchange.com/questions/1862/… |
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