I wonder why "behtar" is being used in so many of this examples as opposed to simply "se accha."
Behtar's meaning is better and accha's meaning is good.... They are not similar... they are different from each other..
One sentence I will never use.
With all due respect, I dance better than you. Bitch.
I hope you will add some grammatical notes soon, it will be very helpful. So, with comparison the construction is subject+object+'se' +adjective. Is it right?
I'm curious, Is Behtar the etymology of better, or vice versa..