>Oddly, languages either have the exact same ordering as English, or the exact opposite as English. And, nouns in various languages fall in some designated position between the string of adjectives -- in English it's at the end, in Romance languages it's somewhere in the middle, such that most adjectives follow the noun, but certain adjectives precede
Well yeah, the adjective order is actually mostly semantic, and tracks something similar to intensivity. Varying adjective order is not normally a grammatical error per se, it's emphatic (though emphasizing the wrong thing is a pragmatic error).
>Oddly, languages either have the exact same ordering as English, or the exact opposite as English. And, nouns in various languages fall in some designated position between the string of adjectives -- in English it's at the end, in Romance languages it's somewhere in the middle, such that most adjectives follow the noun, but certain adjectives precede
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