You are dull (in the head). You are foolish.
Þú eart dol.
THOO YARRT DAWLL (Pronunciations are very approximate. TH as in ‘THin’ and not as in ‘THis’. RR is to show that one truly says the sound ‘r’.)

You are cute.
Þú eart swéte. (This literally means ‘You are sweet’.)
THOO YARRT SWAY-tuh (‘uh’ as the ‘a’ in ‘sofa’.)

You are soft.
Þú eart séfte. (This also means ‘You are comfortable’.)
THOO YARRT SAFE-tuh

You are awesome.
Þú eart tóþuniende. (This literally means ‘You are amazing’.)
THOO YARRT tow-THOON-ih-yen-duh

You are bad.
Þú eart yfel. (‘Yfel’ also means and is related to ‘evil’, whose spelling is from the Kentish word ‘efel’.)
THOO YARRT UE-vell (UE as in German ‘ü’ or ‘ue’ and not as in ‘üh’ or ‘ueh’.)

You are good.
Þú eart gód.
THOO YARRT GOAD