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In today's Italian grammar explained video, we'll be going over how to use multiple adjectives in Italian! Learning how to use multiple adjectives in Italian can be a difficult process, as the Italian language handles adjectives different from the English language. For example, one of the questions many people have about adjectives in italian is how placement works. Do adjectives go before or after a noun? We'll be answering this question and more in this Italian grammer explained lesson for beginners!
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