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Terms used to describe beauty
Beautiful (for women and things/places)
Pretty (for women and things/places)
Good looking (for women and men)
Handsome (for men only)
All correct? We can say a place is pretty, right?
Like this hotel is pretty.
Beautiful (for women and things/places)
Pretty (for women and things/places)
Good looking (for women and men)
Handsome (for men only)
All correct? We can say a place is pretty, right?
Like this hotel is pretty.
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For buildings, we usually say it's "nice". This hotel/restaurant/house is nice.
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Yes, all of them are correct!
A suggestion you might want to be a bit specific in what you are calling pretty.
Example: The hotel's interior is pretty!
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@Brunomg
Yes, it sounds normal when we are specific with what we are calling pretty.
You can say it:
This is a pretty room!
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@Brunomg
Mostly it is used to describe a person but sometimes we can use it in other reference like:
This is a pretty good looking place.
But yes, it isn't used much to describe a place or an object.
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@Brunomg I rarely call a room pretty unless it's girly or cute or like a princess room. You could maybe say this hotel is beautiful, if it's luxurious, but more often I hear people say, "This hotel is really nice"
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