Italian Chapter 2 items Flashcards by Tommy Lunceford | Brainscape

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skinny

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magro(a)

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fat

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grasso(a)

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tall

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alto(a)

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short

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basso(a)

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happy

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contento(a)

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sad

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triste

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young

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giovane

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old

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vecchio

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blonde

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biondo(a)

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dark-haired

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bruno(a)

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beautiful

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bello(a)

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ugly

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brutto(a)

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cute,pretty

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carino(a)

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rich (sing. and plural)

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ricco(a), plural: ricchi

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poor

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povero

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lucky

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fortunato

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unlucky

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sfortunato

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good

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buono

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bad

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cattivo

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good, talented

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bravo

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intelligent

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intelligente

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stupid

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stupido(a)

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athletic

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sportivo

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studious (hardworking)

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studioso(a)

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lazy

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pigro

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nice, charming

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simpatico

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unpleasant

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antipatico

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generous

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generoso

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stingy

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avaro

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interesting

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interessante

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amusing

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divertente

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boring

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noioso

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shy

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timido

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sociable, outgoing

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socievole

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calm

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calmo

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nervous

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nervosa

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Difference between ‘buono’ and ‘bravo’

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both mean good, but ‘bravo’ should be used when good means ‘talented’