Adjectives: form and place
An adjective agrees: -e for feminine, -s for plural. It mostly stands after the noun (une robe verte), a few short ones before it (une petite maison).
Why
You describe your new bike to a friend from Charleroi: un vélo vert. She tells you about her new jacket: une veste verte. Why does vert take an -e in her sentence?
To describe something you use adjectives: the colour, the size, the taste, what someone is like. In French these words change with the noun they belong to.
Veste is feminine, so vert takes an -e: une veste verte. You can hear it too: in verte you pronounce the t.
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