8 Comments
An adjective is pluralized only if it's the predicate of a sentence (like "feketék" here). In other words, never pluralize an adjective if it's directly in front of a noun.
August 3, 2016
Judit294350
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Could it not also mean are the blacks ones new cars? (as opposed to old cars or maybe telephone boxes)
April 19, 2017
ion1122
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Judit, i can't be 'the black ones' because the word 'the' (a/az) is not in front of the word 'black' (feketék).
June 6, 2017
I think that would be: "Új autók a feketék?" (Are the black ones new cars?) An answer could be: "Nem, a feketék régi autók." (No, the black ones are old cars.)
June 3, 2017
