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1) Farbe, Colors

rod

red

geld

yellow

schwarz

black

orange

orange

weiß

white

rosa

pink

grün

green

lila

purple

blau

blue

grau

grey

braun

brown

farblos

colorless

dunkelgrün

darkgreen

hellgrün

lightgreen

2) Antonym

jung

yong

alt

old

groß

big

klein

Small

hoch

high

niedrig

low

tief

deep

flach

shallow

sauber

clean

Schmutzig

dirty

trocken

dry

nass

wet

lang

long

kurz

short

Dick

thick

dünn

thin

schnell

quick

langsam

slow

Klug / schlau

clever

dumm

stupid

früh

early

spät

late

laut

laud

leise

quiet

fröhlich

joyful

traurig

sad

satt

full

leer

empty

heiß

hot

kalt

cold

dunkel

dark

hell

bright

schwer

heavy / difficult

leicht

light / easy

fleißig

dilligent

faul

lazy

warm

warm

kühl

cool

anders

different

ähnlich

similar

fleißig

diligent

faul

lazy

glücklich

happy

wütend

angry

zufrieden

satisfied

unzufrieden

unsatisfied


3) Participles as adjectives

In English, the present participle is a verb form ending in -ing, which may be used as an adjective or a noun.

In German, you simply add -d to the infinitive of the verb to form the present participle, which may then be used as an adjective with all the usual endings.

Auf dem Tisch stand ein Foto von einem lachenden Kind.

There was a photo of a laughing child on the table.

The past participle of a verb can also be used as an adjective.

Meine Mutter hat meine verlorenen Sachen gefunden.

My mother found my lost things.

4) Adjectives preceded by the dative case

With many adjectives you use the dative case, for example:

Ähnlich = similar to

Er ist seinem Vater sehr ähnlich.

He’s very like his father.

bekannt = familiar to

Sie kommt mir bekannt vor.

She seems familiar to me.

dankbar = grateful to

Ich bin dir sehr dankbar.

I’m very grateful to you.

Fremd = strange, alien to

Das ist mir fremd.

That’s alien to me.

gleich = all the same to/like

Es ist mir gleich.

It’s all the same to me.

leicht = easy for

Du machst es dir wirklich zu leicht.

You really make things too easy for yourself.

nah(e) = close to

Unser Haus ist nahe der Universität.

Our house is near the university.

peinlich = embarrassing for

Das war ihr aber peinlich.

She was really embarrassed.

unbekannt = unknown to

Das war mir unbekannt.

I didn’t know that.