What's the rule to use short Russians adjectives?(like: нужнен,счастлив)Why isn't better use complete word?
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In general the short and the full from are interchangeable with slight variation in meaning.
Look at the example:
Она счастлива. -- She is happy right now.
Она счастливая. -- She is happy in general.
Another one:
Ребёнок болен. -- It means the kid gets ill and doesn't feel good right now.
Ребёнок больной. -- It means the kid has a weak health.
The full form of the adjective could be seen more often in spoken Russian. It is usually used in both meanings, although this is not perfectly correct.
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Краткое прилагательное - только сказуемое в предложении.
Полное прилагательное - определение или часть сказуемого.
Могут имет различные значения
она хороша- Beautiful, charming
она хорошая- Properly brought up, kind
sometimes short adjectives have no full form: Горазд, рад, надобен и др.
"Служить бы рад, прислуживаться тошно."
"Ну, братец, ты и спать горазд!"
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