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Japanese Opposite Adjectives - Expensive & Cheap · Learn Japanese with Fexingo

Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Japanese with Fexingo! I'm Lucas. Luna: And I'm Luna. Hey Lucas, remember last time we covered thick and thin? I still think of that thick blanket phrase. Lucas: Right, 厚い毛布. Today, let's learn two very useful adjectives: expensive and cheap. Luna: Oh, those are important for shopping! I always want to know if something is cheap. Lucas: Exactly. So, expensive in Japanese is 高い. Luna: 高い. Lucas: Good. And cheap is 安い. Luna: 安い. Lucas: Let's try a sentence. This watch is expensive: この時計は高いです. Luna: この時計は高いです. That sounds like a pricey watch. Lucas: Right. Now, that pen is cheap: そのペンは安いです. Luna: そのペンは安いです. Easy! Luna: Is it expensive? かばんは高いですか? Luna: I love it when it's 安い. Luna: 高い. Luna: 安い. Luna: この時計は高いです. Luna: そのペンは安いです. Luna: Yeah, if today's lesson was worth a coffee to you, that's buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Every bit helps. Luna: I see a scarf. このマフラーは高いですか? Luna: Perfect. Now I can shop in Japanese.