"Quelle sono decisioni buone."

Translation: Those are good decisions.

[Archangelica]

What's wrong with saying "those decisions are good"?? :(

[Amerath]

I think that would be "Quelle decisioni sono buono"...

[alezzzix]

Shouldn't it be buone?

[KatRooney1]

Decisions is plural so i think you are right.

[tralalalex]

Why doesn't 'buone' precede 'decisioni' here?

[confusedbeetle]

I think it may be for emphasis when buone comes first

[sr.Marianne]

Why not:these are good decisions?

[cogli0ne]

It's because of this and that.

These = plural of this.
Those = plural of that.
Questo = this
Quello = that

Quelle = plural of quello

[FelixLindheimer]

These, those...that's really potato patata here :/

[Sam635237]

This seems to want to say, "They are good decisions" - e.g., Sono buone decisioni, or perhaps, Sono decisioni buone. DL uses a plural form of "that" - Quelle and translate it as "those." Thus, I am confused with the use of quelle meaning "that" (pl) being used for "those," which would be "queste", and why it would not be prudent to simply eliminate the use of either pronoun.