Stringing adjectives together

[Erebos12345]

Soooooooooo, not wanting to be chastised for overloading a thread with multiple topics, taken from here, we have:

で 　is the て　form of だ/です. So yes, you are correct in your observation that it joins two adjectives when the first one is a な adjective.
Ex:
天気は晴れで温かいです = 天気は温かくて晴れです。

In order to connect long trains of adjectives, am I right to say that て goes after a く form of an い adjective, and で goes after a な adjective?

Thanks

 

[ms291052]

Yes, exactly. As a side note で can also be used for nouns.
To review connecting forms:
Verbs
Formation: て form, whose rules are complicated, but I can specify if need be.
Example(s): 話して、聞いて、読んで、書いて

Nouns
Formation: Noun + で
Example(s): 学生で、会社員で

な Adjectives
Formation: Adj + で
Example(s): きれいで、静かで

い Adjectives:
Formation: Adjective minus い plus くて
Example(s): 頭がよくて、黒くて、おいしくて

 

[Erebos12345]

Awesome. Thanks