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Bereit

Prêt

Einfach

Facile, simple

Fertig

Prêt, fini

Frei

Libre

Gesund

En bonne santé

Gleich

Pareil, presque

Groß

Grand

Hässlich

Laid

Hoch

Haut

Hübsch

Beau

Jung

Jeune

Kalt

Froid

Klar

Clair

Klein

Petit

Kurz

Court

Lang

Long

Laut

Bruyant

Leicht

Leger

Leise

Silencieux

Lustig

Drôle

Normal

Normal

Perfekt

Parfait

Richtig

Juste

Ruhig

Calme

Rund

Rond

Sauber

Propre

Schlecht

Mauvais

Schmutzig

Sale

Schwach

Faible

Schwer

Lourd

Stark

Fort

Tief

Profond

Toll

Formidable

Traurig

Triste

Warm

Chaud

Weit

Loin

Wichtig

Important

Müde

Fatigué

Frisch

Frais

Teuer

Cher

Neu

Nouveau

Schnell

Rapide