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Interessant / langweilig

Interesante / aburrido

Frei / besetzt

Libro / ocupado

Geizig / grosszügig

Tacaño / generoso

Stark / schwach

Fuerte / debil

Scharfsinnig / tollpatschig

Listo / torpe

Übergewichtig / schlank

Gordo / delgado

Beste / schlechteste

Mejor / peor

Gut / schlecht

Bueno / malo

Geöffnet / geschlossen

Abierto / cerrado

Sympathisch (höflich / lieb) / unhöflich

Amable / rudo (grosero)

Kurz / lang

Corto / largo

Klein / gross

Pequeño / grande

Blond (weisshäutig) / dunkelhäutig

Rubio / moreno

Hart / weich

Duro / blando

Diffus (unklar) / klar

Oscuro / claro

Kalt / warm

Frio / caliente

Dreckig / sauber

Sucio / limpio

Leicht / schwierig

Facil / dificil

Alt / neu

Viejo / nuevo

Antik / modern

Antiguo / moderno

Pünktlich / unpünktlich

Puntual / impuntual

Sympathisch / unsympathisch

Simpatico /antipatico

Laut / leise

Ruidoso / tranquilo

Breit / schmal

Ancho / estrecho

Salzig / süss

Salado / dulce

Nass / trocken

Mojado / seco

Weiss / schwarz

Blanco / negro

Fix / mobil

Fijo / movil

Gestreckt (gerade) / lockig

Liso / rizado

Hoch / tief

Alto / bajo

Ordentlich / unordentlich

Ordenado / desordenado

Fröhlich / traurig

Alegre / triste

Klar (der himmel) / wolkig

Despejado (el cielo) / nublado

Teuer / günstig

Caro / barato