Personal A
Does the personal a always come before a name or person?

Examples:

a David
a sus hijos
a los estudiantes

With adjectives?

Es bonito a Maria?

Gracias!

Question

Personal A
Does the personal a always come before a name or person?

Examples:

a David
a sus hijos
a los estudiantes

With adjectives?

Es bonito a Maria?

Gracias!

Answer

Well, no with adjectives. "Es bonito para María" would be the correct sentence. But the other are correct.

ps: "es bonito para María" means: "It's beautiful to María" , so, María finds it beautiful.

Another example would be:

"Este vestido es raro para Julia"

that means: "This dress is weird to Julia", so, Julia thinks this dress is weird.

Well, I don't know if it helps, but I hope so. 
Bye c: