German vocabulary lists: Learn and test words by theme
Lists of words to reinforce and expand your German vocabulary: Learn new words and test for comprehension and active use
German vocabulary
Vocabulary lists. Lists of words about specific categories or topics. Tailor-made for everyone who wants to learn a certain group of vocabulary. A good start for beginners: Numbers, basic verbs, basic adjectives.
The 50 most important German verbs for beginners
Important German verbs for Beginners. Do you know all 50 of the most basic and frequently used words in German language? How we generated this list: First we took the verbs which are suggested for beginners and which are necessary to pass the Goethe Insitute's A1 certificate.
German vocabulary: Adjectives for Beginners (A1)
A list of 30 fundamental adjectives in the German language. Perfect as starting point for beginners, who want to build up a solid basic vocabulary. Start test: Comprehension Start test: Active use
German vocabulary: Weekdays, months and seasons
German names of weekdays, months and seasons. Vocabulary list to train some basic terms to express the date. Start test: Comprehension Start test: Active use Words of the lists
Germany vocabulary: Names of Animals
How to name Animals in German. You want to understand and use the most often used names of animals? This list contains the names of animals that live in German, of popular pets and of those that know each child. Start test: Comprehension Start test: Active use Words of the lists
German vocabulary: Body parts and organs
Names of Body Parts in German. You want to learn the names of the body parts in German language? Start test: Comprehension Start test: Active use Words of the lists
Business German - Vocabulary (workplace, employment, economy)
Business German Vocabulary German vocabulary about workplace, employment and economic terms. Very basic words for all who want to prepare them for simple business conversations in German language
German vocabulary: Members of the Family
What are the German names for family members. From close relations like father, mother, son and daughter, to wider expressons, such as son-in-law or niece. Start test: Comprehension Start test: Active use
German vocabulary: Feelings and moods
German adjectives that describe feelings, emotions and moods of people. The words are necessary to express how do you feel or to tell how another person is in the moment. Most frequently used positive and negative tone words.