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Nej! De är jätte dåliga. Brands owned: Ford, Lincoln, Chevy quality is not good.
Basically yes!
It is quite casual though, so I wouldn't suggest writing jätte- in a formal letter or something like that.
*Jag skulle hellre vilja ha svenska bilar; hela mitt liv skulle jag bara köra SAAB
I'm a little confused. Why not "amerikansk"? I remember seeing somewhere that -ska often pertained to a language (i.e. svenska) whereas -sk was for other things related to a country (i.e. svensk). Is it different here because the question contains a plural?
Yep, -a for plural: en amerikansk bil, två amerikanska bilar, same -a rule for agreement with most regular adjectives (as in the Latin languages)
amerikanska bilar är jättebra och jag önskar för mig en dodge bil <3 hoppas jag få det snart, sa jag det rätt eller?
Alla bilar är dåliga, eftersom vilken som helst bil du har, någon alltid klagar.
So how did I do? :)
Good, but not perfect. ;) There are a handful of ways to phrase it thus:
Alla bilar är dåliga, eftersom vilken bil du än har är det alltid någon som klagar.
Tack Zmrzlina - would "finns det" be the same (or clearer) for the ending? : [är det] alltid någon som klagar. Is there any use for the passive tense here, klagas?
Very personally, I think "är" sounds better than "finns" here, but to be honest both work I suppose.
Using passive here looks a bit unnecessary.
Thank you :) Would you explain why you changed the sentence like this? Is "vilken som helst" wrong? If not, then why is "vilken än" better in this sentence?
I still have to practice the conjuctions to make my clauses more coherent, but I'll get there :)
Yes, the "...som helst" construction works better for standalone things, like "vilken bil som helst" for "any car". For expressing the "ever" in uses like "whatever you do", "whichever car you choose" etc, "vilken ... än" is used.
