"The corruption is a great threat for the republic."

Translation: Corupția este o mare amenințare pentru republică.

[Ainar-G]

Why not "amenințare mare"? Is "mare" always before the noun?

[houdmoed]

I have the same question

[L7L77]

... anyone?

[Mapka15]

Same question here...

[Pop60]

Same as everyone else.

[Miepsa1]

Both are correct, but in cases like this it feels and sounds better if mare is out in front of amenințare.

[scaharoni]

Interesting

[Coriander18]

Please could someone say why 'mare' comes before the noun here, please. Is it for emphasis?

[Yves728270]

Duolingo, please correct the bug.
Yves
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[DanCaldara]

There is no difference between "mare amenintare" and "amenintare mare". It is the same meaning in Romanian .

[Patrick154626]

two years and no answer or resolution of that issue?
"Corupția este o amenințare mare pentru republică."
is refused without any explanations!

[Veronica474574]

My Romanian partner has said it can be in either order "mare amenințare" or "amenințare mare" & he doesn't really feel like there is any difference.

He said nobody would think anything negatively (like you don't speak the language properly) if you said it either way. They are both perfectly fine.

[LauraGanti4]

I have the same question