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Wir benutzen Adjektive, um die Möbeln zu beschreiben.
(We use adjectives to describe the furniture.)
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groß ≠ klein |
(big ≠ small) |
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modern ≠ altmodisch |
(modern ≠ old-fashioned) |
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schön ≠ hasslich |
(beautiful ≠ ugly) |
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gut ≠ schlecht |
(good ≠ bad) |
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praktisch ≠ unpraktisch |
(convenient ≠ inconvenient) |
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teuer ≠ billig/ günstig |
(expensive ≠ cheap) |
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lang ≠ kurz |
(long ≠ short) |
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leicht ≠ schwer |
(easy ≠ difficult) |
Notes: You can add the words “zu” (too), “serh” (very), “nicht” (not) to describe the word more specifically.
Example: Das Bild ist zu teuer. (The paint is too expensive.)
Wie findest du die Lampe? (What do you think about this lamp?)
Ich finde die Lampe sehr schön. (I think the lamp is very beautiful.)
Das finde ich auch. (I agree)
Das finde ich nicht. (I don’t think so)
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