Questions & Answers about Где пицца и красное вино?
Why does the word for 'red' end in -ое here?
красное is an adjective describing вино (wine). Because вино is a neuter noun, the adjective has to match its gender by taking the neuter singular ending, which is usually -ое.
Does the adjective красное describe both the pizza and the wine?
No, it only describes the wine. Russian adjectives must match the gender of the noun they describe. пицца is a feminine noun, so if we wanted to say 'red pizza', we would need the feminine adjective form красная. Since красное is neuter, we know for sure it only belongs to вино.
I do not see a word for 'is' in this sentence. Is it missing?
Russian almost never uses a word for 'is' or 'are' in the present tense. You simply state the question word Где (Where) followed right away by the things you are looking for.
How do I know if an adjective takes -ое or -ее for a neuter noun?
Most Russian adjectives have a 'hard' stem and take the standard -ое ending, just like красное. The -ее ending is used for a smaller group of adjectives with 'soft' stems (like синее for dark blue). Since the dictionary form красный is a regular hard adjective, its neuter form becomes красное.