Questions & Answers about Ella compra una computadora nueva y cara.
Why do nueva and cara come after computadora?
In Spanish, descriptive adjectives like nueva (new) and cara (expensive) almost always come after the noun they describe. While in English you say "a new computer", in Spanish you literally say "a computer new".
Why does the sentence use nueva and cara instead of nuevo and caro?
Adjectives must match the gender of the noun they describe. Because computadora is a feminine noun (which we can see from the -a ending and the article una), the adjectives must also change their endings to the feminine forms: nueva and cara.
If there are two adjectives describing the noun, do they both have to match it?
Is compra a noun or a verb here?