This is how you connect two い-adjectives. It means 'and' when you list qualities. You use it to describe things with more than one feature.
This is how you connect two い-adjectives. It means 'and' when you list qualities. You use it to describe things with more than one feature.
He, who is smart and also good at sports, is popular at school.
Yesterday was very cold, so I didn't leave the house at all.
This computer isn't expensive, and its performance is good too.
The trip was fun, and the food was delicious too.
This room is a bit hot; may I open the window?
This form is for い-adjectives only. For な-adjectives and nouns, use "〜で" instead. For verbs, use the normal "〜て" form.
Watch out: Do not use 「〜くて」 with な-adjectives or nouns. For example, 「元気くて」 and 「学生くて」 are wrong. The correct forms are 「元気で」 and 「学生で」. To make 「〜くて」, take off the 「い」 from an い-adjective. Then add 「くて」.
Use this to stack two qualities onto the same person or thing. It presents them together as one description instead of two statements.
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