When you combine adjectives with the て-form does it imply a relationship between them?


For example, if I said...

> きれいで静かな町

Does that mean there's a relationship between きれい and 静か (like the
relationship that happens when you combine two verbs with the て-form)? Or do
the two adjectives work totally separately like in english (a tall, serious
man)?




Yes, the two work separately. There is no relationship between them. When you
combine adjectives with the て-form, you are just linking them, so the meaning
is "beautiful and quiet town".




Yes, the two work separately. There is no relationship between them. When you
combine adjectives with the て-form, you are just linking them, so the meaning
is "beautiful and quiet town".

