If adjectives relate to a specific person, they often go before that person's name or designation. For example:
La pauvre Marie. -- Poor Marie.
Le compétent Docteur Quinn. -- The competent Dr. Quinn.
-- Chris (not a native speaker).
If adjectives relate to a specific person, they often go before that person's name or designation. For example:
La pauvre Marie. -- Poor Marie.
Le compétent Docteur Quinn. -- The competent Dr. Quinn.
-- Chris (not a native speaker).
Oh, I just saw that this is explained pretty well in the lesson anyway. Did you have a question regarding that explanation?
-- Chris.
le docteur Quinn is a phrase by itself, but if you want to speak about "the competent Dr. Quinn," then you write it "le competent Docteur Quinn."
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