By PovriNaivon
The verb for to like is amar
If something is likable, it is amiable.
Literally: "Is(it true)that you liked the movie?"
We have been using the word "es" very often. This is actually the short form of the whole verb for "to be".
The verb for to be is esser
If you want to say something is or is not, then use es. But if you want to say that something was or will be, then conjugate the verb as per usual.
The word for favorite is favorit
The word for bad is mal
Think of "malevolent" (literally "bad-wanting").
"Sleep well" is just "sleep good".
Remember the conjunction "that"? Sometimes we need a conjunction to describe a specific thing.
"What type of movies do you like?" "I like movies that are scary"
Notice above that "movies that are scary" is describing one thing.
If we want to speak a bit more properly in English, we would say "movies which are scary".
The word for which is quel
Remember that the whole thing you are describing is "apple which is good".
The word for last or final is ultim
If something is the "ultimate", that usually means that nothing can come after it.
This final exercise is tricky. Where will you us "quel" in this sentence?
Hint: Think about everything that describes the movie. Use quel to bundle it together.