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Date: 2008-03-27 04:18 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] fiddledragon
No, you wouldn't put "el" in front of Espanol all the time (shoot - this keyboard isn't allowing me to code for tilde). But yes, the adjective typically comes after the noun in Spanish (there are exceptions, but not generally seen in first semester Spanish).

I would probably also rewrite that sentence: Mis películas favoritas son las de ciencia ficción y las de comedia.

or

Mis películas favoritas son las de ciencia ficción y de comedia.

But again, that may be a more advanced syntactic expression than you're working with in this class.
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