Learn an important adverbial pronoun used daily in Catalan. It is essential to understanding its use in the Catalan language. It is also used in other Romance Languages.
9:04 Why is it "n'és d'interessant"? Can it just be "que és interessant"? Likewise, why is it "No n'és, de groc"? and not just "No és groc"? and also, is the comma between n'és and de groc required?
The dictionary definition is when: Un adjectiu o substantiu indeterminat complement de ésser. No n’és, de vermell. No n’és, de metge. (An indeterminate adjective or noun compilent of the verb "to be.") 1. Yes. The comma is always required if you are using "en" construction and the noun/adjective it is replacing. 2. This construction can be used, but the ones you mentioned are also used, and can be used interchangeably. So the sentences you wrote are also correct. So you could say "No és vermell." "No és metge." as well.
@@LastLangue Thank you so much for your answer! And I would like suggest some video ideas: "catalan prepositions"; "preposition 'en' vs 'a' when talking about location"; and "ser vs estar."
