1. Attributive usage
Adjectives can be generally found behind the noun accompanying it. Adjectives only go before the noun for stylistic reasons. Adjectives adjust to gender and number of the respective nouns.
2. Predicative usage
A predicatively used adjective is a statement about the nature of the object or subject of the sentence.
For example: 'The day was beautiful' or 'The children are small'. It is also important to keep in mind that adjectives in the plural always have «të» as a prefixed article, instead of «e», which would correspond to the common declension. This applies to both the masculine and feminine forms.