Mis favoritas tostadas 👏

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  1. Ever since nobody has told you yet, let me be the first one: in Spanish, in 99’99% of cases, adjectives go after substantives. The other 0’01% are rare exceptions and are normally used to embellish the text, like in poetry, or in more formal texts. Hence: “mis tostadas favoritas”.

  2. “Mis tostadas favoritas”*

    Assuming you speak English: Spanish adjectives go after the noun, whereas English adjectives pre-modify

  3. Sinceramente, esas tostadas con 5 gramos de sustancia y 3kg de miga no llegan a los estándares de la mayoría de Españoles.

  4. Lol some of y’all are assholes for no reason, I’m just trying to show off these bomb tostadas which I got in a cafe in Granada, Spain for those of you that are interesados 💓

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