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What are the basic English opposites for common shopping adjectives?
Bye. Cup. Bye. Bye. Cell. Ludic Cell. So Expensive Takaj. Expensive Expensive. Cheap. Ya sí. Cheap. Cheap. Big Okay. Big. Big Small, Cheese. Small, but Small. Many Oi. Many Many Few. Skunite. Few. Few. New Atarasi. New New Old. Gruy. Old Oh. Open. I could. Open. Open. Close. Positive. Close. Close. Enter Laiido.
How do you say “expensive” and its opposite “cheap” in English?
Enter Enter. Exit. There. Exit. Exit Heavy. O moi. Heavy Heavy. Light. Karey. Light. Light. Long, Nada. Long. Long. Short Music I Short Short. Wide, Hiroi. Wide. What? Narrow C'est Mike. Narrow Narrow Full. Muntai Full. Four. Empty Karappo. Empty. Empty Increase. Fair. Increase. Increase. Decrease. Here. Decrease. Decrease. Up. Wait. Up. Up.
What English words contrast “big” with “small” for product sizes?
Down. Stop Down. Down. Front Mike. Front Front Back. Le silent. Back Back. Left. Hidari. Left. Left. Right. Miggy Right. Right. Cash. Genkin Cash. Cash. Credit Côté zito. Credit Credits Income Sun You Income Income Expense. She's set. Expense. Expense Profit. D aqui. Profit. Profit. Loss. So. Loss. Loss. Discount Laribiki. Discount Discount Regular price Teka
How are “many” and “few” used when describing quantity?
Regular price Regular price In stock. Zaikoari In stock. In stock. Out of stock. Snagy. Out of stock. Out of stock. Open store Kai Teng Open store Open store Close store Ei ten. Close store Close store. Import You knew. Import Import Export. Jeszcze. Export. Export Wholesale. What a suri. Wholesale. Wholesale Retail Cody Retail Retail Demand. GL. Demand Demand Supply Cure Q Supply Supply. Price increase Neague. Price increase Price increase. Price decrease. Ne sagu. Price decrease. Price decrease.
Which terms express “new” versus “old” for items you buy?
Good quality. Yoosts. Good quality. Good quality. Poor quality. So I could. Poor quality. Poor quality. New item Sinping. New item New item Used item Suko Used item Used item Domestic Кокса. Domestic Domestic Foreign. Гайкуксан. Foreign. Foreign. High end. Call Q High end. Hi aunt. Ordinary Ordinary Ordinary Genuine Homono. Genuine Genuine Fake. Nice mon nom. Fake. Fake. Abundant Horfuck Abundant Abundance. Insufficient. So good. Insufficient. Insufficient. Popular Ninki. Popular
How do you talk about “open” and “close” when referring to stores?
Popular Unpopular Funinki Unpopular Unpopular Crowded. Konsatz Crowded. Crowd it. Vacant. Suiteiro. Vacant. Vacant. Fast. Hi-aye Fast. Fast. Slow. O soy. Slow. Slow. Thick. I see. Thick. Thick. Thin. We see. Thin. Thin. Hard. Hatai. Hard. Heart Soft. Y ahora Kai. Soft. Soft. Strong slash thick. Coy. Strong slash thick. Strong slash thick Weak slash thin. We see. Weak slash thin. Weak slash thin Right. A car doi. Right. Right. Dark.
What are the opposite words for “high‑end” and “ordinary” products?
Could I? Dark. Dark. Clean. Kid. Clean. Clean Dirty. Chanight. Dirty. Dirty. Fresh. Sincen. Fresh. Fresh. Rotten Ксата. Rotten Rotten. Warm Ататакай. Warm Yeah. Cold Smetaj. Cold. Cold. Dry Kawaita. Dry Dry? Wet Nureta. Wet What? Sweet. A Mike. Sweet. Sweet. Spicy. Caray. Spicy. Spicy. Rich. No coal. Richard. Rich. Light slash plane. Asari. Light slash plane.
How can you describe “clean” versus “dirty” and “fresh” versus “rotten” items?
Light slash plane Flashy. Vade. Flashy. Flashy Plane Zimmy. Plane. Plank. Convenient Bengi. Convenient Convenience Inconvenient. Geben. Inconvenient. Inconvenient Simple. Kanta. Simple. Simple. Complex Kazat. Complex. Complex Strong. Sealy Strong. Strong. Weak Yo I Weak. Weak Beautiful. But scushy. Beautiful. Beautiful. Ugly Mini qui. Ugly Ugly Success. Sequel Success. Success. Failure. Spike. Failure. Failure
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the basic English opposites for common shopping adjectives?
0:02–2:22
2
How do you say “expensive” and its opposite “cheap” in English?
2:22–4:41
3
What English words contrast “big” with “small” for product sizes?
4:41–7:02
4
How are “many” and “few” used when describing quantity?
7:02–9:31
5
Which terms express “new” versus “old” for items you buy?
9:31–12:01
6
How do you talk about “open” and “close” when referring to stores?
12:01–14:26
7
What are the opposite words for “high‑end” and “ordinary” products?
14:26–16:45
8
How can you describe “clean” versus “dirty” and “fresh” versus “rotten” items?
16:45–19:04