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Hello, why is vrai (vrai désastre) before the noun when the test calls for the disaster to be real?

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Hello, why is vrai (vrai désastre) before the noun when the test calls for the disaster to be real?

 For "real disaster", shouldn't it be behind the noun?

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Chris W.C1 Kwiziq Q&A super contributor

If you wanted to say that it was "truly a disaster" or a "veritable disaster", you would say un vrai désastre. Un désastre vrai would be a true disaster as opposed to a false disaster. That doesn't make all that much sense here.

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Hello, why is vrai (vrai désastre) before the noun when the test calls for the disaster to be real?

 For "real disaster", shouldn't it be behind the noun?

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