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Rule for determining of Polish adjectives?
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spell of bliss [Guest]
  Oct 13, 06, 18:42  #1
can sum1 explain 2 me the rule for determining whether or not an adjective is supposed to follow or precede a noun?

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Kowalski
  Oct 13, 06, 18:47  #2
procede - in most cases

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spell of bliss [Guest]
  Oct 13, 06, 18:56  #3
ok seems like it. but y is it after in zwiadek radziecki? or stany zjednoczone? or uniwersytet jagellonski? or bitwa stalingradzka etc.?

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plg
  Oct 13, 06, 19:33  #4
dzien dobry also . you have the noun first

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spell of bliss [Guest]
  Oct 13, 06, 19:51  #5
thats true. but y? wat is the reason?

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plg
  Oct 13, 06, 20:31  #6
im not sure . ? but i'll find out for you ok

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