Hi Everyone!
My question is about adverbials that end in –é and that are in comparative degree, like ‘többé’ and ‘kevésbé’. For example: ‘Laci nem él itt többé’. Why is it not possible to say here: ’Laci nem él itt többet’...?
Also, in the following example: ’Nekem az kevésbé bonyolult’ (I find this less complicated). I would have thought that ’kevesebben’ would be right here but apparently this is correct.
When do you use the forms ending in -é as opposed to the ’normal’ ones (for lack of a better word).
Thank you!
My question is about adverbials that end in –é and that are in comparative degree, like ‘többé’ and ‘kevésbé’. For example: ‘Laci nem él itt többé’. Why is it not possible to say here: ’Laci nem él itt többet’...?
Also, in the following example: ’Nekem az kevésbé bonyolult’ (I find this less complicated). I would have thought that ’kevesebben’ would be right here but apparently this is correct.
When do you use the forms ending in -é as opposed to the ’normal’ ones (for lack of a better word).
Thank you!