German Opposites

German Opposites

• "interessant" means interesting, and its opposite is "langweilig," which means boring.
• "groß" means big or large, while "klein" means small.
• "schön" means beautiful, and its opposite is "hässlich," which means ugly.
• "hoch" means high, and its opposite is "niedrig," which means low.
• "jung" means young, with "alt" being its opposite, meaning old.
• "einfach" means simple or easy, whereas "schwierig" means difficult or complicated.
• "lang" translates to long, and its opposite is "kurz," which means short.
• "gut" means good, and "schlecht" is its opposite, translating to bad.
• "schnell" means fast or quick, and "langsam" is its opposite, meaning slow.
• "leicht" means light or easy, while "schwer" means heavy or difficult.
• "neu" signifies new, and its opposite, "alt," means old.
• "warm" means warm, and "kalt" is its opposite, meaning cold.
• "teuer" means expensive, while "billig" means cheap.
• "viel" means much or a lot, while "wenig" means little or few.