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　　In general Italian adjectives follow the noun：

　　è una lingua difficile. （It is a difficult language.）

　　Marina è una ragazza generosa. （Marina is a generous girl.）

　　Certain common adjectives， however， generally come before the noun：

　　Anna è una cara amica. （Anna is a dear friend.）

　　Gino è un bravo dottore. （Gino is a good doctor.）

　　è un brutt'affare. （It's a bad situation.）

　　The most common adjectives that come before the noun are listed in the table below.

　　ITALIAN ADJECTIVES THAT PRECEDE NOUNS

　　bello beautiful

　　bravo good， able

　　brutto ugly

　　buono good

　　caro dear

　　cattivo bad

　　giovane young

　　grande large； great

　　lungo long

　　nuovo new

　　piccolo small， little

　　stesso same

　　vecchio old

　　vero true

　　But even these adjectives must follow the noun for emphasis or contrast， and when modified by an adverb：

　　Oggi non porta l'abito vecchio， porta un abito nuovo. （Today he is not wearing the old suit， he is wearing a new suit.）

　　Abitano in una casa molto piccola. （They live in a very small house.）

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