Mi español es mal VS mi español es malo ?
Which one is correct? or could I say 'Mi espanol no es bueno' ?
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Answers · 5
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The adjective "malo" drops the "o" when it precedes a masculine singular noun. "Mal chico" "Mal perro".
It keeps its form "malo" when it follows the noun: "Un chico malo" "Un perro malo"
Therefore, you would not use "mal" in a sentence such as: "Mi español es..." Use its complete form.
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Mi español no es bueno.
Mi español es malo.
But I recommend: No hablo bien español.
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Well you can say this idea from different ways:
No soy buena en español
Mi español es malo
No hablo muy bien español
Mi español no es bueno
Mi español no es ni de lejos, bueno
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Se dice: mi español es malo!!
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Mi español no es bueno or mi español es malo, both are equally good answers.
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