"Lei metteva quei cuscini rosa dappertutto."

Translation: She was putting those pink pillows everywhere.

[mariaelena256]

why can't you use "quelli"?

[quindiquindi]

should rosa agree with the noun (cuscini)?

[f.formica]

Rosa as an adjective (the color) is invariant; as a noun it means "rose" and is feminine.

[wiplala]

same with blu, that colour doesn't change either

[stankbutt]

Would 'ovunque' work here instead of 'dappertutto'?

[Justine90713]

Blimey...

[aloracthur]

Shouldn't those be pink cushions rather than pillows?

[Mohammad.MA]

What was she to to?!!

[NadinaMaria22]

Why" she was putting"? To me, "She would put those pink pillows everywhere", sounds more natural. "She would put" sounds as if I were reminiscing about a dear aunt or grandmother when she was still alive. Is "she would put." incorrect?

[t.dobrzan]

Prosa?