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|\n| たか高い | expensive |\n| やすい\u003Cbr>安い | cheap |\n| あたら\u003Cbr>新 しい | new, fresh |\n| ふる古い | old |\n| いい | good |\n| わる悪い | bad |\n| むずかしい | difficult |\n| やさしい | easy |\n| やさしい | kind, gentle, sweet |\n| とお遠い | far |\n| ちか近い | near, close |\n| おいしい | good, tasty |\n| まずい | bad-tasting |\n| いそがしい | busy |\n| Level 2 |  |\n| あつ暑い | hot |\n| さむ寒い | cold (temperature) |\n| つめたい | cold (object) |\n| あたたかい | warm |\n| すずしい | cool |\n| かたい | hard |\n| やわらかい | soft |\n\n\n| おもしろい | interesting, fun |\n| --- | --- |\n| つまらない | boring |\n| あさい | shallow |\n| ふかい | deep |\n| せまい | narrow |\n| ひろ広い | wide, spacious |\n| Level 3 |  |\n| たか高い | high, tall |\n| ひく低い | low |\n| なが長い | long |\n| みじか短 い | short |\n| はや早い | fast, early |\n| おそい | slow, late |\n| おも重い | heavy |\n| かる軽い | light |\n| つよ強い | strong |\n| よわ弱い | weak |\n| くら暗い | dark |\n| あか\u003Cbr>明るい | bright |\n| あか\u003Cbr>明るい | cheerful |\n| こわい | scary |\n| かわいい | cute, pretty |\n| ねむい | sleepy |\n| Level 4 |  |\n| あまい | sweet 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