In French, you can place more than one adjective in a sentence. You mostly do the placement by placing one adjective before the noun and the other after the noun. For Example: • A young, sweet girl - Une jeune fille douce • A small, pointy nose - Un petit chapeau nez In another scenario, you can also place both adjectives after the noun. In a list form, no matter how many adjectives you use, the last one must be preceded by \\"et,\\" which means \\"and.\\" Remember, not saying or including the \\"et\\" can change the sentence's meaning. For Example: • A gray round ashtray – Un cendrier rond et gris • A nice, loving and caring wife - Une femme gentille, aimante et attentionnée