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marrant(e)

lustig

allemand(e)

deutsch

vrai(e)

echt/wahr

content(e)

glücklich/zufrieden

énorme

riesig

grand(e)

groß

joli(e)

hübsch

bon(ne)

gut

simple

einfach

petit(e)

klein

parfait(e)

perfekt

emballé(e)

begeistert

gai(e)

fröhlich

viant(e)

lebendig

energique

kraftvoll