"Are the workers happy or sad?"
Translation:A munkások boldogok, vagy szomorúak?
July 18, 2016
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RyagonIV
218
You need plural adjectives if the subject is plural, too, and if it's a sentence of the form "[Subjects] are [adjective]", a so-called "copula sentence".
In all other cases, most importantly those with "[adjective] [Subject]" (like "the red car"), the adjectives are inserted in their base form, regardless of case or number of the noun. Let's try it:
- az autó piros - the car is red
- az autók pirosak - the cars are red
- a piros autó - the red car
- a piros autók - the red cars
September 12, 2016
RyagonIV
- 218
Adjectives prefer using -ak/-ek as plural suffix. For instance you have idősek (instead of "idősök"), szörnyűek (instead of "szörnyűk"), or férfiak (instead of "férfik"; yes it's an adjective, too).
October 17, 2017
