"Positivo o negativo?"

Translation: Positive or negative?

[sreemoyee]

Aladeen or aladeen?

[Anna591186]

Aladeen :) Aladeen :(

[FromFarAway]

I came here to write this, but I see someone has already posted the reference :D

[Martin135869]

Me too! Or shall I say "Aladeen too"? ;)

[sharinglanguage]

Positivo from me for this application.

[jaye16]

And to help you along see this post and bookmark the Guideline sites. Best of luck and enjoy.

> https://www.duolingo.com/comment/4821654

[Turtlerider]

If only ALL languages could be this easy. As far as I know positive and negative use similarly sounding words in all European languages.

[Jean_Vu]

When standing alone without a pronoun or anything adjectives have -o ending?

[Nejlam]

Yes, Actually what I have learnt from Italian teacher is that if there is no prior knowledge you will always use masculine (ending -o)

[Behco]

Actually, it is up to you. You can say: "positiva o negativa".

If there is some prior knowledge or context, using the right ending would suffice to imply what you mean.

[ZDanielle]

Wondering the same thing...

[deactivated user]

Me: N-negativo! Sì! cough cough

Doctor: ಠ_ಠ Non ti credo...

[naiatillery]

Still not sure when to use "o" or "oppure"?

[Chris392691]

As far as I understand, "oppure" means something like "or else", stressing the fact that it is one to the exclusion of the other. Either would work grammatically but the context of the situation might demand the stress, like if you're frustrated that someone is not giving you a straight answer: "It's positive or else it's negative, it has to be one or the other! Positivo OPPURE negativo!"

[Melmel996070]

Come on that was easy