Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Prettiest"

A: It's like an insult disguised as a compliment. The person talking meant that he/she don't find you pretty.

A: It means : all the prettiest girls go to this city and then they all date with bad guys.

A: The most beautiful.

A: Más bonito/a

A: Honestamente, você é a mais bonita
(((Que coisa linda seu icon aaaaaa)))

A: “Prettier” is comparative

“Prettiest” is superlative.

Comparative adjectives compare between two things: “She is prettier than her sister”

Superlative adjectives put one thing above all others in a group of three or more: “She is the prettiest girl in her class”

A: Thanks

A: they are used almost identical, but technically the difference is
ive ever met = 더 예쁜 여자를 못 만났다
id ever met = 그때(처음 만났을 때)까지 더 예쁜 여자를 못 만났다
so if you said she was the prettiest girl id ever met, maybe you met a prettier girl after that. haha

A: it sounds very natural!!

A: There is no particular word for that

A: × “Don't burn your prettiest eyes with those anger and hatred, don't you know, you were born with prettiest eyes full of warmth. you only deserve those eyes, so don’t even try to destroy it. if i can give you the ability to see it through my eyes, then I will! you’ll realize the warmth in your eyes.”
✓ “Don't burn your pretty eyes with anger and hatred. Don't you know? You were born with the prettiest eyes full of warmth. Only you deserve those eyes, so don’t even try to destroy them. If I could give you the ability to see them through my eyes, then I would! You’ll soon realize the warmth in your own eyes.”

A: It’s natural, but you can also say it how @DeikaS suggested.

A: When you use the word "prettiest", you don't need to also use the word "most" because it will be redundant.

A: I would say "She's the prettiest girl I've ever seen."

OR

"She's the prettiest girl I've seen around here."

For some reason, it sounds unnatural to me to end the sentence with "around" in this case. But I'm having a hard time understanding why...

Let's wait and see if any other native speakers want to chime in (respond).

A: Prettiest means the most pretty (pretty, prettier, prettiest), so you don't have to say "the most"!