Questions & Answers about Ho molti amici gentili.
Why doesn’t the sentence start with “Io”?
Why is it “molti” and not “molte” or “molto”?
Why do we use “amici” here instead of “amiche”?
Is there a reason “gentili” is placed after “amici” instead of before?
In Italian, most descriptive adjectives (like gentili) usually follow the noun, though there are exceptions. Saying amici gentili is more natural than gentili amici.
Why does “gentili” end in “-i”?
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