Comparaisons

8 langues

espagnolLos Comparativos
A2Comparative forms: más...que (more than), menos...que (less than), tan...como (as...as), tanto/a/os/as...como (as much/many as). Irregulars: mejor, peor, mayor, menor.
françaisLe Comparatif
A2Comparative forms: plus...que (more than), moins...que (less than), aussi...que (as...as). Irregular: meilleur (better), mieux (better-adverb), pire (worse).
italienComparativi
B1Comparisons of inequality: più/meno + adjective + di (before nouns/pronouns) or che (before adjectives, verbs, prepositions). Irregular: migliore, peggiore, maggiore, minore.
portugaisOs Comparativos
A2Comparative forms: mais...do que (more than), menos...do que (less than), tão...como (as...as), tanto/a/os/as...como (as much/many as). Irregulars: melhor, pior, maior, menor.
néerlandaisVergrotende Trap
A2Comparative formed by adding -er to adjective: groot→groter, mooi→mooier. Use 'dan' (than) for comparisons. Some irregular: goed→beter, veel→meer, weinig→minder. Spelling rules apply.
hongroisFokozás
B1Comparative -bb (nagyobb), superlative leg- prefix (legnagyobb). Irregular: jó→jobb→legjobb, sok→több→legtöbb.
maoriWhakatairite
B1Comparisons use 'atu' (more) after the stative verb: 'nui atu' (bigger). Superlative: 'rawa' (most). Equality: 'rite ki' (same as), 'pērā i' (like).
hawaïenHoʻohālike
B1Comparisons use 'oi aʻe...ma mua o' (more than), 'like' (same as), and superlative 'ka mea...loa' (the most). Hawaiian lacks inflected comparative forms.

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