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I am confused about the use of male and bene as seemingly adjectives instead of adverbs in some contexts. For example, in the sentence: “È meglio camminare, il traffico è male.” Wouldn’t male be an adjective in this case, as it is describing the traffic? Also in sentences that have “è bene” in them to mean “it’s good,” wouldn’t bene be an adjective, as it is describing the inferred “it”? I asked my Italian teacher a little bit ago if male and bene could ever be adjectives and he said they could not, so I am confused about their usage.

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I am confused about the use of male and bene as seemingly adjectives instead of adverbs in some contexts. For example, in the sentence: “È meglio camminare, il traffico è male.” Wouldn’t male be an adjective in this case, as it is describing the traffic? Also in sentences that have “è bene” in them to mean “it’s good,” wouldn’t bene be an adjective, as it is describing the inferred “it”? I asked my Italian teacher a little bit ago if male and bene could ever be adjectives and he said they could not, so I am confused about their usage.
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