"I like romantic movies."

Translation: 我喜欢浪漫的电影。

[alanxoc3]

Is the 的 needed? I'm still struggling to understand adjectives sometimes. Generally, do adjectives go after a noun, or before assuming you have 的. And can adjectives go before a noun without 的? Thanks!

[crush]

Adjectives go before a noun (with 的) unless you are saying "NOUN is ADJECTIVE". So you could say:
是一部很浪漫的电影 (it's a very romantic film)
or
这部电影很浪漫 (this movie is romantic).

You will sometimes see it without the 的, but in general the most natural way is to leave the 的 there.

[Theofilos420]

Someone in a different discussion i have read on here before said you need to put the 的 if the adjective is made of two characters. i don't know enough to say im sure it's that, but maybe it is?

[qqhbcz]

我喜欢浪漫电影

[qqhbcz]

Not right?

[camilomezu]

Now it's accepted

[bovelby]

I've always learned 片 to describe kinds of movies?
浪漫爱情片
动作片
etc.

[Mtyx.]

我喜欢罗曼蒂克的电影

[fangohuang]

I think 我喜欢浪漫电影 is okay

[maartendoc]

喜 (xǐ) = to like/to be happy
欢 (huān) = happy/joyous
喜欢 (xǐhuan) = to like

[GiulianoCa79510]

I like your detailing action