AmayaSakurai
後輩
- 16 Aug 2010
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I need some help with understanding the reason why these two adjective are used in this way.
くろしつじ ( a manga I'm readin) means "Black Butler". Why isn't it くろいしつじ? I was taught that くろ alone stands for BLACK as a noun, and that くろい stands for BLACK as an adjective. So why is it used as just くろ here?
きいろのなな - This is from the VS Arashi show. They call out the colour and number of blocks that they want to use. So, in this show, きいろのなな refers to a block which is yelow in colour and has the number 7 on it. My question, why the の??? Why don't they say きいろいなな?
Obviously understanding adjectives completely will take a little more time for me.... >.>
I appreciate all help!
くろしつじ ( a manga I'm readin) means "Black Butler". Why isn't it くろいしつじ? I was taught that くろ alone stands for BLACK as a noun, and that くろい stands for BLACK as an adjective. So why is it used as just くろ here?
きいろのなな - This is from the VS Arashi show. They call out the colour and number of blocks that they want to use. So, in this show, きいろのなな refers to a block which is yelow in colour and has the number 7 on it. My question, why the の??? Why don't they say きいろいなな?
Obviously understanding adjectives completely will take a little more time for me.... >.>
I appreciate all help!