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Translation

wonderful, marvellous, amazing

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Examples

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What a wonderful day!

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She told us a marvellous story.

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The old town is wonderfully beautiful.

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I saw amazing things during the journey.

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His work for the language was truly wonderful.

This is not an opaque word to be memorised; it is (to marvel) plus --, the suffix meaning worthy of. So is literally worth marvelling at, and once you see the pattern you get a whole shelf free: a believable, a worth reading, a lovable, regrettable. That last one is common enough that learners meet it before they meet the suffix. Note the adverb , which is doing the same job as English wonderfully - and, dropped in on its own, works as a dry one-word reaction.

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This word is taught in chapter 5, lesson 12: mirinda, nacio, laŭta and 6 more words.