Comparatives and Superlatives in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 123*

Dr. Danny Teaches Comparatives and Superlatives in Spanish in Lesson 123!!

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I’d like to point out that “menos+adjective+que” is mostly used when the adjective is offensive or has a negative connotation. For example. “Yo soy menos idiota que tú” is a better sentence than saying “tu eres más idiota que yo”. Because using the second form, I imply that I’m an idiot too.

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Is a subtle issue. Thanks. A spelling mistake on "younguest".

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[LifeRacerMe]

I think you mean (the article + adjective + más) instead of (the article + más + adjective). Your examples say so. Please clarify.

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[slupica]

"youngest" not "younguest" at 16:06