It will be the the opposite order now and sorry for not updating for so long...

Bold= Formal
Italic= Informal

Japanese= English

Ookii= Big or Large

Chiisai= Short

Takai= Expensive

Yasui= Cheap

Yoi= Good

Warui= Bad

Se Ga Takai= Tall

Se Ga Hikui= Short

Utsukushii= Beautiful

Minikui= Ugly

Fukai= Deep

Asai= Shallow

Hiroi= Wide

Semai= Narrow

Atarashii= New

Furuii= Old

Shinsen Na= Fresh

Kusatta= Rotten

Atsui (PA: Atsuy) =Hot
Hotto (PA: Hot-to)

Samui (PA: Samuy)= Cold (weather)

Nagai= Long

Mijikai= Short

Atsui= Thick

Usui= Thin

Omoi= Heavy

Karui= Light (weight)

Akarui= Light

Kurai= Dark

Katai= Hard

Yawarakai= Soft

Kitanai= Dirty

Kirei na= Clean

Chikai= Near

Tooi= Far

Hayai= Fast

Osoi= Slow

Tsuyoi= Strong

Yowai= Weak

Muzukashii= Difficult

Yasashii= Easy

Abunai= Dangerous

Anzenna= Safe

Kawaita= Dry

Nureta= Wet

Tadashii= Correct

Machigatta= Wrong

Kantan Na= Simple

Fukuzatsu Na= Complicated

Tashika Na= Sure

Hontou no= True

Usoano= False

Saisho No= First

Saigo No= Last

Tsugi No= Next

Zenbu No= All

Maimai= Each Time

Yaku Ni Tatsu= Usefull

Shizuka Na= Quite

Urusai= Noisy

Meiwaku Na= Troublesome

Juubun Na= Enough

Tarinai= Lacking

Ippai No= Full

Isogashii= Busy

Tadano= Free

Sukoshi No= A little bit

Takusan No= Plenty

Okane-Mochi No= Rich

Binboo Na= Poor

Onaka Ga Suita= Hungry

Nodo Ga Kawaita= Thirsty

Iya Na= Nasty

Daiji Na= Important

Marui= Round

Nioi Ga Yoia= Good Smell

Kusai= Bad Odor

Just Comment if you have any questions...