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what's the differences between “melancholy”and“melancholic” what's the differences between “melancholy”and“melancholic” when they all regarded as adjective:) Thanks a lot:)
17 aug. 2011 13:00
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'Melancholy' is a noun and 'melancholic' is an adjective. He suffers from melancholy. He is a very melancholic person.
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Japans, Koreaans
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