1. amusant(e) Amusing, fun 2. bête Silly, dumb 3. Blond(e) Blonde 4. Brun(e) Brown, dark-haired 5. Gentil (gentille) Nice, kind 6. intelligent (e) Intelligent,

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1. amusant(e) Amusing, fun 2. bête Silly, dumb 3. Blond(e) Blonde 4. Brun(e) Brown, dark-haired 5. Gentil (gentille) Nice, kind 6. intelligent (e) Intelligent, smart 7. Intéressant(e) Interesting 8. Jeune Young 9. Méchant(e) Mean, nasty 10. Mignon (mignonne) cute

11. sportif (sportive) Athletic 12. Sympathique Nice, pleasant 13. Timide Timid, shy 14. Assez Rather, enough 15. Très very 16. américain American 17. Américaine American 18. Anglais (anglaise) English 19. Canadien (canadienne) Canadian 20. Chinois(e) Chinese

21. espagnol(e) Spanish 22. français(e) French 23. italien (italienne) Italian 24. japonais(e) Japanese 25. mexicain(e) Mexican 26. suisse Swiss 27. alors So, then