Breakdown of La roja flor es parte del decorado en la sala.
ser
to be
en
in
la sala
the living room
la parte
the part
del
of
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Questions & Answers about La roja flor es parte del decorado en la sala.
Why is it la instead of el before flor?
In Spanish, flor is a feminine noun, so it always takes la. Even if the word might look masculine at first glance, it’s grammatically feminine.
Why is the adjective roja in feminine form?
Because flor is a feminine noun, the adjective must also match in gender. If it were a masculine noun, you’d use rojo instead of roja.
Why does the adjective come before the noun here?
In general, descriptive adjectives in Spanish often come after the noun (la flor roja). However, placing an adjective before the noun can add emphasis or a certain style. In everyday language, both la flor roja and la roja flor are possible, although the first is more common.
What’s the difference between sala and cuarto?
Sala usually refers to a living room or lounge area, whereas cuarto can mean any room, such as a bedroom (cuarto de dormir) or general purpose room.
Is there a distinction between es parte de and es parte del?
In this sentence, we say es parte del decorado because del is a contraction of de + el (meaning “of the decoration”). Es parte de would be followed by a more general or non-specific word without the article. If the noun afterward requires el, you’d naturally use del.
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