56. Common Adjectives: Good and Bad Things

wonderful

pang-uri

/wʌn.dər.fəl/ or /van.dēr.fēl/

w

w

o

ʌ

n

n

d

d

e

ə

r

r

f

f

u

ə

l

l

(napakaganda)

kahanga-hanga

very great and pleasant

nice

pang-uri

/naɪs/ or /nais/

n

n

i

aɪ

c

s

e

(kaaya-ayang)

magandang

providing pleasure and enjoyment

lovely

pang-uri

/ləv.li/ or /lēv.li/

l

l

o

ə

v

v

e

l

l

y

i

(napakaganda)

kaakit-akit

very beautiful or attractive

great

pang-uri

/greɪt/ or /greit/

g

g

r

r

ea

eɪ

t

t

(dakila)

magaling

worthy of being approved or admired

bad

pang-uri

/bæd/ or /bād/

b

b

a

æ

d

d

(pangit)

masama

having a quality that is not satisfying

dreadful

pang-uri

/drɛdfəl/ or /dredfēl/

d

d

r

r

ea

ɛ

d

d

f

f

u

ə

l

l

(napakasama)

nakakainis

very bad, often causing one to feel angry or annoyed

horrible

pang-uri

/hɔ:rəbəl/ or /haawrēbēl/

h

h

o

ɔ:

rr

r

i

ə

b

b

ə

l

l

e

(napakabihirang)

nakakabuwal

extremely unpleasant or bad

terrible

pang-uri

/tɛ.rə.bəl/ or /te.rē.bēl/

t

t

e

ɛ

rr

r

i

ə

b

b

ə

l

l

e

(pangit)

kadiliman

extremely bad or unpleasant

awful

pang-uri

/ɑ:fəl/ or /aafēl/

a

ɑ:

w

f

f

u

ə

l

l

N/A

extremely unpleasant or disagreeable

perfect

pang-uri

/pɜr.fɪkt/ or /pēr.fikt/

p

p

e

ɜ

r

r

f

f

e

ɪ

c

k

t

t

(suwelto)

perpekto

completely without mistakes or flaws, reaching the best possible standard