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CruMember wrote: ↑Sat 24th Mar 2018 03:57 pm

Hashsmoker wrote: ↑Wed 3rd May 2017 01:41 pm Het is koud: It's cold.

But: "het is aan de koude kant" this sentence means it is a little bit cold/chill/not warm.

So you want to add an e:

De koude kant.

Hoi Chillaz!

It should be like this:

The adjective (e.g. 'prachtig') would only be without an 'e' at the end
in case you are dealing on a "het"-woord substantive (a neuter/neutrum e.g. 'het weer' = the weather)
in combination with an indefinite article ('een'): 'een prachtig weer'.
But with an definite article ('het' or 'de') it would be 'het prachtige weer'.
Note1: all diminutive form words are "het"-words ('de joint' -> 'het jointje', 'het weer' -> 'het weertje' ...) and are also in danger to be used in combi with adjectives zonder 'e'!
Note2: if 'prachtig' would be used as an adverb instead, it's always without 'e' ('het weertje is prachtig!', 'de zomer is mooi' ...)

..."Het is een mooie taal!" Haha!

ed the head wrote: ↑Mon 26th Mar 2018 11:12 am Note2: if 'prachtig' would be used as an adverb instead, it's always without 'e' ('het weertje is prachtig!', 'de zomer is mooi' ...)

Fat_old_dwarf wrote: ↑Sat 26th May 2018 11:27 am

ed the head wrote: ↑Mon 26th Mar 2018 11:12 am Note2: if 'prachtig' would be used as an adverb instead, it's always without 'e' ('het weertje is prachtig!', 'de zomer is mooi' ...)

That's a predicative adjective, not an adverb.

ed the head wrote: ↑Wed 3rd May 2017 11:35 am Did I spell that right?

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DeLekkersteNUGS16 wrote: ↑Sat 26th May 2018 11:58 am

Fat_old_dwarf wrote: ↑Sat 26th May 2018 11:27 am

ed the head wrote: ↑Mon 26th Mar 2018 11:12 am Note2: if 'prachtig' would be used as an adverb instead, it's always without 'e' ('het weertje is prachtig!', 'de zomer is mooi' ...)

That's a predicative adjective, not an adverb.

That's correct