Latvian adjective declensions can present a unique challenge for learners, but mastering them is essential for achieving fluency in the language. Adjectives in Latvian must agree with the nouns they describe in terms of gender, number, and case, which requires a good understanding of the rules and patterns. This complexity offers a rich linguistic experience and deepens your comprehension of how the language functions. To help you navigate this intricate aspect of Latvian grammar, we have compiled a series of practice exercises designed to reinforce your understanding and application of adjective declensions. These exercises are structured to progressively build your skills, starting with the basics and gradually introducing more complex scenarios. You'll find activities that involve matching adjectives with nouns, filling in the correct forms in sentences, and translating phrases from English to Latvian. By engaging with these varied exercises, you will enhance your ability to use adjectives accurately in different contexts, ultimately improving your overall proficiency in Latvian. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these exercises will provide the practice you need to confidently use Latvian adjectives in your speech and writing.
1. Es dzīvoju *lielajā* mājā (adjective in locative singular).
2. Viņai ir *mazs* suns (adjective in nominative singular masculine).
3. Viņi gāja uz *skaisto* parku (adjective in accusative singular masculine).
4. Mēs runājām ar *gudro* skolotāju (adjective in instrumental singular masculine).
5. Man patīk *garšīgais* ēdiens (adjective in nominative singular masculine).
6. Viņa dzīvo *vecajā* pilsētā (adjective in locative singular).
7. Viņam ir *jauna* automašīna (adjective in nominative singular feminine).
8. Mēs redzējām *skaistu* meiteni (adjective in accusative singular feminine).
9. Es runāju ar *draudzīgo* kaimiņu (adjective in instrumental singular masculine).
10. Viņa mīl *skaistās* puķes (adjective in accusative plural feminine).
1. Es redzēju *skaistu* māju (beautiful house in accusative).
2. Viņš nopirka *jaunu* datoru (new computer in accusative).
3. Mēs apmeklējām *vecu* pili (old castle in accusative).
4. Viņai patīk *garas* kleitas (long dresses in nominative plural).
5. Es ēdu *garšīgu* zupu (delicious soup in accusative).
6. Viņi peldēja *dzidrā* ezerā (clear lake in locative).
7. Viņa aizgāja uz *siltu* pludmali (warm beach in accusative).
8. Man ir *mazs* suns (small dog in nominative).
9. Viņi dzīvo *jaunā* mājā (new house in locative).
10. Viņš uzvilka *tīru* kreklu (clean shirt in accusative).
1. Es dzīvoju *skaistajā* mājā (beautiful house).
2. Mēs apmeklējām *lielo* parku (big park).
3. Viņa mācās *vecajā* skolā (old school).
4. Mēs ēdām *garšīgo* ēdienu (delicious food).
5. Viņš nēsāja *jauno* jaku (new jacket).
6. Suns spēlējās *zaļajā* zālē (green grass).
7. Es redzēju *interesanto* filmu (interesting movie).
8. Viņi gāja pa *šauro* ceļu (narrow road).
9. Mēs apbrīnojām *skaistos* ziedus (beautiful flowers).
10. Viņa lasīja *aizraujošo* grāmatu (exciting book).
