A1 level - Opposite Adjectives

Here you will learn opposite adjectives such as young/old, big/small and fast/slow, prepared for A1 learners.

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jung [Adjective]

young

Ex:

He died young.

alt [Adjective]

old

Ex:

She collects old coins.

ledig [Adjective]

single

Ex:

She prefers to stay single.

verheiratet [Adjective]

married

Ex:

She is married to a doctor.

männlich [Adjective]

Zum Geschlecht von Männern oder Jungen gehörend

Ex:

He has a very masculine voice.

weiblich [Adjective]

female

Ex:

This flower is considered a feminine symbol.

klein [Adjective]

small

Ex:

She has small hands.

groß [Adjective]

big

Ex:

That's a big table.

kurz [Adjective]

short

Ex:

Please write a short message.

lang [Adjective]

long

Ex:

We had a long journey.

falsch [Adjective]

wrong

Ex:

That is false information.

richtig [Adjective]

correct

Ex:

schnell [Adjective]

fast

Ex:

That was a rapid response!

langsam [Adjective]

slow

Ex:

The traffic was slow.

laut [Adjective]

loud

Ex:

That was a loud bang.

leise [Adjective]

quiet

Ex:

The TV is too quiet.

leicht [Adjective]

light

Ex:

The suitcase is easy to carry.

schwer [Adjective]

difficult

Ex:

German is hard to learn.

geöffnet [Adjective]

open

Ex:

Is the bakery still open?

geschlossen [Adjective]

closed

Ex:

The bank is closed on weekends.

A1 level
Greetings	Personal information	Family and Friends	Food and drinks
Eating	Ingredients	Body and health	Home
School and Education	Week	Months and Seasons	Time
Place	Hobbies and Entertainment	Number	Communication and Media
Buying	Thoughts and Feelings	Colors	Occasions and Celebrations
Nature and weather	Vehicles and Transportation	Jobs and Professions	Objects and Devices
Nationalities	Animals	Pronouns and Determiners	Prepositions
Quality Adjectives	Opposite Adjectives	Common adjectives	Common Verbs
Daily Life and Routine Actions	Important Nouns	Common Nouns	Adverbs of Time
Common adverbs	Adverbs of Place