Could you please clear up a doubt I have about adjectives in the past when put before a noun.
If I've understood correctly you can put an -i adjective in the past form before a noun, for example:
安くて明るかった部屋です。
It was a cheap and bright room.
I'm unsure about -na adjectives because online I can only find examples of -na adjectives as the predicate in the past, and not preceding a noun.
Would it be: adjective + na + noun + deshita ?
かれは親切な人でした。
He wasn't a kind person.
If I've understood correctly you can put an -i adjective in the past form before a noun, for example:
安くて明るかった部屋です。
It was a cheap and bright room.
I'm unsure about -na adjectives because online I can only find examples of -na adjectives as the predicate in the past, and not preceding a noun.
Would it be: adjective + na + noun + deshita ?
かれは親切な人でした。
He wasn't a kind person.