If you’ve just started learning German, you might be struggling to get past the beginner stage.
Maybe you feel overwhelmed by the Germanic umlauts on vowels (ä, ö, ü), or maybe that eszett letter (ß). Perhaps it’s the pace of spoken German that’s made you question your decision to start learning.
While there’s definitely truth to those concerns, worry not. There are several short and easy-to-learn words in German that can serve as a springboard while you become familiar with the language.
Memorizing even a few basic German words for beginners will be enough of a stepping stone to help you eventually learn more. This is because many German words are composed of several shorter words that, when combined, have a unique meaning.
Take Kühlschrank, for example. This word is composed of Kühl- which means “cool,” and -schrank which translates to “cupboard.”
Combine the two and you get “cool cupboard,” which is a funny way to describe a refrigerator—the actual meaning of the word Kühlschrank.
Pretty relieving to know this, right?
German isn’t that hard after all. The most difficult part is to summon up the courage to begin.
That’s why we took the time to put together a categorized masterlist of the most essential words in German for beginners.
Without further ado, let’s get right into it…
Table of Contents
- Pronouns
- Numbers
- Nouns
- Verbs
- Adjectives
- Conjunctions
- Others
- Conclusion
1. Pronouns
The first set of words you should add to your German vocabulary are pronouns. These are the words we use to refer to people, places, or things without actually using their names:
- Susan ate the chocolate bar. = She ate the chocolate bar.
Here, we’ll be covering three types of pronouns in German: personal, demonstrative, and interrogative.
Personal Pronouns
We’ll start with personal pronouns, given their importance in sentences. These are crucial for almost any sentence, and we recommend you memorize them by heart before you start with any other words.
English | German |
I | ich |
you | du |
he | er |
she | sie |
it | es |
we | wir |
you (plural) | ihr |
they | sie |
me | mich / mir |
you | dich / dir |
him | ihm / ihn |
her | ihr |
us | uns |
them | ihnen |
Demonstrative Pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns are especially critical for indicating which objects or people you’re referring to in your dialogue. These four basic German words are important to master at the beginner stage.
English | German |
this | dieses |
that | das |
these | diese |
those | jene |
Interrogative Pronouns / Question Words
Interrogative pronouns, or the “Five Ws,” are the words we use to ask questions.
English | German |
who | wer |
whom | wen / wem |
whose | wessen |
what | was |
which | welche |
In a similar vein, there are a few interrogative adverbs you should learn at this stage as well:
English | German |
when | wann |
where | wo |
why | warum |
how | wie |
2. Numbers
The numbers from one to ten in German are rather similar to those in English. Just like with most languages, learning the first ten digits will help you understand and easily learn the rest of the numbers.
Numbers | English | German |
0 | zero | null |
1 | one | eins |
2 | two | zwei |
3 | three | drei |
4 | four | vier |
5 | five | fünf |
6 | six | sechs |
7 | seven | sieben |
8 | eight | acht |
9 | nine | neun |
10 | ten | zehn |
3. Nouns
Nouns are one of the most important parts of speech, so you should memorize as many of them in German as you can. When used with verbs, they create a complete sentence—in a pinch, you can even use them alone to get an urgent point across! Below, you’ll find lists of beginner German nouns you should focus on right away.
Time
Time is king, especially in a country like Germany where punctuality is paramount. Learning time-related vocabulary will come in handy in your day-to-day interactions.
English | German |
hour | Stunde |
minute | Minute |
morning | Morgen |
afternoon | Nachmittag |
evening | Abend |
day | Tag |
month | Monat |
year | Jahr |
Monday | Montag |
Tuesday | Dienstag |
Wednesday | Mittwoch |
Thursday | Donnerstag |
Friday | Freitag |
Saturday | Samstag |
Sunday | Sonntag |
People
These are the words you’d learn in the first lesson of probably any German beginner copybook.
English | German |
butcher | Metzger (m.) / Metzgerin (f.) |
woodman | Holzfäller (m.) / Holzfällerin (f.) |
police officer | Polizist (m.) / Polizistin (f.) |
doctor | Arzt (m.) / Ärztin (f.) |
nurse | Krankenpfleger (m.) / Krankenschwester (f.) |
firefighter | Feuerwehrmann (m.) / Feuerwehrfrau (f.) |
teacher | Lehrer (m.) / Lehrerin (f.) |
father | Vater |
mother | Mutter |
sister | Schwester |
brother | Bruder |
Mr. | Herr |
Ms. | Frau |
Places Around Town
If you’re traveling in Germany, whether in one town or around the country, these words will help you get by and even ask for directions.
English | German |
hospital | Krankenhaus |
supermarket | Supermarkt |
school | Schule |
downtown | Innenstadt |
university | Universität |
city hall | Rathaus |
main square | Hauptplatz |
bank | Bank |
museum | Museum |
restaurant | Restaurant |
café | Café |
police station | Polizeistation |
train station | Bahnhof |
bus station | Bushaltestelle |
School/Office Essentials
If you have to study or work in Germany, these words will be helpful when you’re in class or at the office.
English | German |
pen | Kugelschreiber |
notebook | Notizbuch |
computer | Computer |
pencil case | Federmappe |
headphones | Kopfhörer |
mouse | Maus |
keyboard | Tastatur |
wifi | WLAN |
charger | Ladegerät |
cable | Kabel |
backpack | Rucksack |
desk | Schreibtisch |
copybook | Heft |
Body Parts
English | German |
eye | Auge |
nose | Nase |
ear | Ohr |
face | Gesicht |
arm | Arm |
chest | Brust |
cheek | Wange |
forehead | Stirn |
mouth | Mund |
chin | Kinn |
armpit | Achselhöhle |
abdomen | Bauch |
leg | Bein |
toe | Zeh |
finger | Finger |
ankle | Knöchel |
hip | Hüfte |
forearm | Unterarm |
elbow | Ellbogen |
wrist | Handgelenk |
Food
Germans are proud of their cuisine and German culture values eating healthy, fresh food rather than buying frozen or ready-to-eat meals. Here’s a list of words for your next grocery shopping spree.
English | German |
ٍٍvegetables | Gemüse |
fruit | Obst |
meat | Fleisch |
milk | Milch |
egg | Ei |
coffee | Kaffee |
yogurt | Joghurt |
bread | Brot |
bacon | Speck |
pie | Kuchen |
ham | Schinken |
chicken | Huhn |
juice | Saft |
sausage | Wurst |
4. Verbs
As a beginner in German, you’ll greatly benefit from picking up the most commonly used verbs. Learning them together with nouns will give you a headstart when it comes to forming sentences and communicating with others.
Daily Routine Verbs
If you’re into daily journaling, doing that in German will require you to know a set of daily routine-related verbs. Here’s a list to get you started:
English | German |
to get up | aufstehen |
to eat | essen |
to drink | trinken |
to go | gehen |
to work | arbeiten |
to study | studieren |
to drive | fahren |
to ride | reiten |
to sleep | schlafen |
to wake up | aufwachen |
to hang | hängen |
to do laundry | Wäsche machen |
to nap | ein Nickerchen machen |
to work out | trainieren |
to go out | ausgehen |
to prepare | vorbereiten |
to cook | kochen |
to clean | putzen |
to wash | waschen |
to tidy up | aufräumen |
to connect | verbinden |
to communicate | kommunizieren |
to wear | tragen |
to warm up | aufwärmen |
to grab | greifen |
to mix | mischen |
to hold | halten |
to freeze | einfrieren |
to change | wechseln |
to move | bewegen |
Other Common Verbs
English | German |
to give | geben |
to get | bekommen |
to do | tun |
to make | machen |
to let | lassen |
to ask | fragen |
to smile | lächeln |
to find | finden |
to use | benutzen |
to take | nehmen |
to come | kommen |
to look | schauen |
to hear | hören |
to smell | riechen |
to talk | sprechen |
to exit | gehen |
to call | rufen |
to feel | fühlen |
to answer | antworten |
to laugh | lachen |
to cry | weinen |
to steal | stehlen |
to run | rennen |
to walk | gehen |
to meet | treffen |
to create | erschaffen |
to finish | beenden |
5. Adjectives
Using adjectives in your speech or writing can add a layer of meaning and help you better express yourself. To get you started, here are a few beginner German adjectives in different categories.
Describing Objects
English | German |
big | groß |
small | klein |
long | lang |
short | kurz |
round | rund |
rectangular | rechteckig |
smooth | glatt |
rough | rau |
Describing People
English | German |
pretty | hübsch |
handsome | gutaussehend |
tall | groß |
short | klein |
disgusting | ekelhaft |
sociable | kontaktfreudig |
funny | lustig |
beautiful | schön |
lovely | lieblich |
caring | fürsorglich |
selfless | selbstlos |
arrogant | arrogant |
humble | bescheiden |
courageous | mutig |
weak | schwach |
strong | stark |
quirky | schrullig |
Describing Emotions
Being able to describe our own emotions is critical for well-being and also helps us better understand others. Here’s a list of adjectives for describing emotions:
English | German |
happy | glücklich |
sad | traurig |
joyful | freudig |
angry | sauer |
depressed | depressiv |
anxious | ängstlich |
stressed out | gestresst |
jolly | fröhlich |
Describing Weather
English | German |
rainy | regnerisch |
wet | nass |
humid | feucht |
dry | trocken |
arid | dürr |
cool | kühl |
frigid | kalt |
foggy | neblig |
windy | windig |
stormy | stürmisch |
breezy | luftig |
windless | windstill |
calm | ruhig |
6. Conjunctions
English | German |
and | und |
but | aber |
then | dann |
because | weil |
so | so / also |
7. Others
Below is a short list of filler words that Germans use in their conversations. Using these will make you sound like a native and they’ll come in handy in many situations.
English | German |
I see (sudden understanding) | ach so |
sure | klar |
simply | halt |
well | tja |
already | schon |
8. Conclusion
Armed with these German beginner words, you’ll be able to understand even more of the spoken language than you may have thought (thanks to those nifty word combinations!). How many of these words were new to you? And how many did you know already? We look forward to hearing from you in the comments!
As you read more German, pay attention to how different words are composed. You’ll often notice they can be broken down into parts, which will help you derive their meanings more easily.
Your goal should be to learn around 1000 German words; statistically, that’d cover 85.5% of all words you hear.
In other words, if you learn 1000 words, you’ll be able to speak German almost fluently. You’ll only have issues expressing yourself 14.5% of the time.
Memorize the 200+ from our list, and you’ll only be 800 words away from fluency.
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There are hundreds of thousands (potentially millions) of German words hanging around, just waiting to be learned and used.
But as a newcomer to the language, you’ll need to prioritize certain ones.
I’ll show you the most important 150 German words you should learn first.
I’ve chosen them based on frequency and usefulness. Learn these, and you’ll be much better off in your next German conversation.
Contents
- Common German Nouns
- German Prepositions
- German Pronouns
- Common German Phrases
- German Verbs
- German Adjectives
- German Body Parts
- German Numbers
- German Time and Seasons
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Common German Nouns
German nouns are gendered and paired with the appropriate pronoun: der is the masculine pronoun, die is feminine, das is neuter and die is also used for plural nouns. Let’s go over some of the critical ones you should know.
1. der Mann — man
2. die Frau — woman
3. das Kind — child
4. der Junge — boy
5. das Mädchen — girl
6. der Freund — friend
7. die Leute — people (plural)
8. die Familie — family
9. die Arbeit — work
10. die Stadt — city
11. das Ding — thing
12. das Beispiel — example
13. die Frage — question
14. das Problem — problem
15. das Leben — life
16. das Geld — money
17. das Essen — food
18. das Haus — house
German Prepositions
German prepositions take different cases. Some can take on more than one, with a rule of thumb being that the dative is used for stasis or location and the accusative used for describing movement or a change of state.
Be aware that using the wrong case can imply a different meaning!
19. von — by, of, from (dative)
20. um — about, around, at (accusative)
21. zu — to, towards (dative)
22. bis — until, by, up to (accusative)
23. an — to, on (accusative or dative)
24. auf — on, to, upon (accusative or dative)
25. aus — from, out of (dative)
26. bei — by, at, near, in (dative)
27. seit — since, for (dative)
28. für — for (accusative)
29. vor — before, in front of (dative)
30. nach — after, towards (dative)
31. in — in (accusative or dative)
32. durch — through (accusative)
33. mit — with (dative)
34. neben — beside, near (dative)
German Pronouns
German pronouns can be a little tricky for learners because they change depending on the case and, at times, gender. We’ll go over the pronouns in their nominative, accusative and dative forms (in that order).
35. ich / mich / mir — I / me
36. du / dich / dir — you (informal, singular)
37. er / ihn / ihm — he / him / it (for masculine nouns)
38. sie / sie / ihr — she / her / it (for feminine nouns)
39. es / es / ihm — it (for neuter nouns)
40. wir / uns / uns — we / us
41. ihr / euch / euch — you (informal, plural)
42. sie / sie / ihnen — they / them
43. Sie / Sie / Ihnen — you (formal, singular and plural)
Common German Phrases
Few conversations would feel complete without the bare essentials of phrases. These are the basic German phrases and expressions that you’re bound to use in any chat you have, no matter how long or short.
44. Hallo — Hello
45. Guten Morgen — Good morning
46. Guten Abend — Good afternoon
47. Gute Nacht — Good night
48. Ich heiße… — My name is…
49. Wie geht’s? — How are you? (informal)
50. Auf Wiedersehen — Goodbye / See you again
51. Tschüss — Bye
52. Gesundheit — Bless you
53. Ja — Yes
54. Nein — No
55. Vielleicht — Maybe / Perhaps
56. Bitte — Please / You’re welcome
57. Entschuldigung — Excuse me
58. Danke — Thanks
59. Es tut mir leid — I’m sorry
60. Genau — Exactly / That’s right
61. Ach so — I see
German Verbs
Off to do something? Hopefully you know how to say so in German. Here are some common German verbs that will get you going.
62. sein — to be
63. haben — to have
64. machen — to make, do
65. gehen — to go
66. nehmen — to take
67. bringen — to bring
68. werden — to become
69. wollen — to want
70. wissen — to know (information)
71. kennen — to know (a person or place)
72. können — can, to be able to
73. mögen — to like
74. denken — to think
German Adjectives
Luckily, many adjectives in German sound quite similar to their English counterparts. Just don’t forget that in German, adjectives are also conjugated when paired with nouns.
75. gut — good
76. schlecht — bad
77. klein — small
78. groß — big, tall
79. schön — handsome, beautiful, lovely, nice
80. fantastisch — fantastic
81. traurig — sad
82. müde — tired
83. neu — new
84. alt — old
85. jung — young
86. kalt — cold
87. heiß — hot
88. kurz — short
89. lang — long
90. viel — a lot / very
91. wenig — a little
German Body Parts
Knowing how to describe the body parts in German is essential for beginner learners. Here are some of the crucial body parts you should know right away.
92. der Körper — body
93. der Kopf — head
94. das Gesicht — face
95. die Augen — eyes
96. die Nase — nose
97. der Mund — mouth
98. der Hals — neck
99. die Schulter — shoulder
100. die Brust — chest / breast
101. der Rücken — back
102. der Bauch — stomach
103. der Arm — arm
104. die Hand — hand
105. das Bein — leg
106. der Fuß — foot
German Numbers
Counting in German is pretty simple, but you’ll of course have to get familiar with the numbers first. No worries—they should be pretty quick to memorize!
107. null — zero
108. eins — one
109. zwei — two
110. drei — three
111. vier — four
112. fünf — five
113. sechs — six
114. sieben — seven
115. acht — eight
116. neun — nine
117. zehn — ten
118. elf — eleven
119. zwölf — twelve
120. dreizehn — thirteen
121. vierzehn — fourteen
122. fünfzehn — fifteen
123. sechzehn — sixteen
124. siebzehn — seventeen
125. achtzehn — eighteen
126. neunzehn — nineteen
127. zwanzig — twenty
128. dreißig — thirty
129. vierzig — forty
130. fünfzig — fifty
131. sechzig — sixty
132. siebzig — seventy
133. achtzig — eighty
134. neunzig — ninety
135. hundert — one hundred
136. tausend — one thousand
German Time and Seasons
Words associated with time in German and the time of year are also one of the first things on the beginner learner’s agenda. So make sure to start learning these!
137. die Zeit — time
138. früh — early
139. spät — late
140. die Uhr — clock / o’clock (pronoun removed)
141. die Stunde — hour
142. die Minute — minute
143. der Tag — day
144. die Woche — week
145. der Monat — month
146. das Jahr — year
147. der Winter — winter
148. der Frühling — spring
149. der Herbst — fall
150. der Sommer — summer
150 words sounds like a lot, but remember, these are just the tip of the German language iceberg! Our complete guide on how to learn German vocabulary is here.
And as you’re learning more and more, avoid any vocabulary faux pas by using a program like FluentU, which lets you hear words spoken in context by native German speakers using authentic video content.
You can watch the words being used in content like movie clips, music videos and commercials—aided by subtitles with on-demand definitions, multimedia flashcards, transcripts and personalized exercises.
Perhaps most importantly, the FluentU dictionary is contextual, so you’ll be seeing definitions specific to the situations where they appear.
Once you’re confident with the essentials, you can plow forward and indulge in all the other fun and quirky words unique to German!
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In this post, our Fastepo team explains the meaning and application of 15 practical words in the German language for new students in Germany.
The German language is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. It is also a member of the Indo-European family and belongs to the West Germanic branch.
The word “German” derives from a West Germanic word for “people who speak Gothic”. The language has its origins in parts of what are now Switzerland, France, and Germany. It’s spoken by approximately 100 million people worldwide and is one of the official languages of Europe.
The German speaking countries are Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and Belgium.
The German language is very proud of their language, and living without knowing their language in Germany can be difficult. In addition, in the German Academic World, there are some special German Worlds that you can not find in any German Language books. Here are some German words that international students will need for daily life as a student in Germany.
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The earliest known writings in Germanic languages were found in what is now northwestern Germany and Denmark, which is where the first Germanic language developed.
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The origins of language are not always clear as there are many different theories about how it evolved. However, the earliest known writings in Germanic languages were found in what is now northwestern Germany and Denmark which is where the first Germanic language developed.
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Essential Words (15 practical words of German Language for new students in Germany) with meaning and application
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- Anmeldung: Registration.
As soon as you move to a German city, you should register yourself in the municipality (city hall) of that city. The act of registration is said “Anmeldung”. - Rathaus: City hall.
Rathaus is the place that you need to register your residence in the town. - Meldebescheinigung: Registration paper(documents).
The paper that you will receive after registration in the city hall called “meldebescheinigung“. It is very necessary for all bureaucratic things in Germany such as visa application, insurance, purchasing of telephone line (cell phone) and etc. - Wohnung: Flat, Apartment.
The first choice of accommodation is living in a flat and this is the place you would encounter the word “Wohnung”.
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- Versicherung: Insurance.
For studying and working in Germany, you should be insured by an insurance company (private or public). There are several options but for students, AOK as a governmental insurance company is generally the first choice. - Bank Konto: Bank account.
As soon as you registered yourself in Rathaus, you can contact a bank in order to open an account. It is essential because you would need that account to deposit your money in (and later to prove that you can secure your living expenses). Otherwise, you would not be able to get long term (student) visa. - Aufenthaltstitel: Residence permit.
This permit can be obtained in “ausländerbehörde” (foreign authority) office of the city that you live in. There, you would need proof from your bank account in Germany that your living expenses for the period that you are going to live in Germany are secured. Generally, for every month of residence permit, you need to have 650 Euro in your account.
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- Termin: Appointment.
German is known as a punctual nation and therefore appointments are very common in every place from barbershop or insurance company to city hall and foreign authority. Therefore, do not be surprised if you see these sentences on the door of every place you go: “bitte termin vereinbaren” (please make an appointment). - Vorlesungszeiten: Lecture period.
There is two lecture period such as summer semester and winter semester. Generally, the winter semester period is from the first of October till the end of March and the summer semester starts on the first of April till the end of July. - Semesterferien: Semester breaks.
The vacation between winter and summer semester is called semesterferien in Germany. - Prüfungsamt: Examination office.
The examination office has different functions. Besides taking care of examinations, they are in charge of the evaluation of degrees and even issuing certificates. - Studienabschluss: Study Certificate.
At the end of the study each german university issue a study certificates such as bachelorabschluss (bachelor certificate) and masterabschluss (master certificate).
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- BAföG: It is the abbreviation of Bundes-Ausbildungsförderungs-Gesetz (Federal Education Promotion Act).
There is a student loan from the government in Germany for students at secondary schools and universities, who don not afford the expenses of their study. - Bachelor- und masterarbeit: Bachelor and master thesis.
At the end of the study, students should work on a special subject. This is generally 3 and 6 months long, for Bachelor and master students, respectively - Antragsformulare: Application form.
The application form should be filled by applicants.
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Have you been looking to improve your conversational skills and effectively tackle a lot of new vocabulary? Check out our post on the 1000 Most Common German Words below.
When learning a new language the amount of vocabulary can be daunting. Have you heard people say things like: “We only use around 700 words when we talk?” This is true to some degree. The number of words to learn to speak a language really depends on your purpose. Remember that 300 to 600 words may be enough to travel, but at least 1000 words are necessary for a conversation. The most important thing is not knowing how many words you need to speak a language, but which words to know. Complete fluency is in the 10,000 word range. According to the economist: “Most adult native test-takers range from 20,000–35,000 words. Average native test-takers of age 8 already know 10,000 words. Average native test-takers of age 4 already know 5,000 words. Adult native test-takers learn almost 1 new word a day until middle age”
10,000 words. Wow. That does seem daunting when you are first starting out. But like anything new, you just have to start small and keep adding to it.
That’s why we wrote this blog article: which features the 1000 most frequently used German words.
Why these 1000 words?
Let’s imagine that you just got a job as a bartender. Would you try to learn every cocktail known to man, or would you focus on the cocktails that are most popular in your area? We developed this list of words based on the idea of the 80/20 principle (the cornerstone of results-based living). This strategy developed by David Kock says “The 80/20 Principle asserts that a minority of causes, inputs or efforts usually lead to a majority of the results, outputs or rewards” So instead of learning 10,000 words in no particular order, learn the most common 100 words, then the most common 500 words, and then the most common 1000 words. If you want to check out this classic business book, you can order it here.
Other great ways to improve your vocabulary:
- Watch Netflix in Original language with original language captions
- Check out a great book like this: 2500 most frequently used German words
- Do some quick daily exercises on DuoLingo or any other free language learning app
- Take some classes with us at Strømmen and speak to a real human in person or online
Number | German | in English |
1 | wie | as |
2 | ich | I |
3 | seine | his |
4 | dass | that |
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20 | Wort | word |
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62 | Zuhause | home |
63 | lesen | read |
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69 | auch | even |
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83 | Licht | light |
84 | Art | kind |
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86 | müssen | need |
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88 | Bild | picture |
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91 | wieder | again |
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93 | Punkt | point |
94 | Mutter | mother |
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97 | bauen | build |
98 | selbst | self |
99 | Erde | earth |
100 | Vater | father |
101 | jeder | any |
102 | neu | new |
103 | Arbeit | work |
104 | Teil | part |
105 | nehmen | take |
106 | erhalten | get |
107 | Ort | place |
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109 | leben | live |
110 | wo | where |
111 | nach | after |
112 | zurück | back |
113 | wenig | little |
114 | nur | only |
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116 | Mann | man |
117 | Jahr | year |
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119 | zeigen | show |
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129 | nur | just |
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142 | bedeuten | mean |
143 | vor | before |
144 | Umzug | move |
145 | Recht | right |
146 | Junge | boy |
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149 | gleich | same |
150 | sie | she |
151 | alle | all |
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153 | wenn | when |
154 | nach oben | up |
155 | Verwendung | use |
156 | Ihre | your |
157 | Weg | way |
158 | über | about |
159 | viele | many |
160 | dann | then |
161 | sie | them |
162 | schreiben | write |
163 | würde | would |
164 | wie | like |
165 | so | so |
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169 | machen | make |
170 | Sache | thing |
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173 | zwei | two |
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175 | suchen | look |
176 | mehr | more |
177 | Tag | day |
178 | könnte | could |
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187 | meine | my |
188 | über | over |
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190 | Wasser | water |
191 | als | than |
192 | Anruf | call |
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195 | können | may |
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197 | Seite | side |
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200 | finden | find |
201 | Kopf | head |
202 | stehen | stand |
203 | besitzen | own |
204 | Seite | page |
205 | sollte | should |
206 | Land | country |
207 | gefunden | found |
208 | Antwort | answer |
209 | Schule | school |
210 | wachsen | grow |
211 | Studie | study |
212 | noch | still |
213 | lernen | learn |
214 | Anlage | plant |
215 | Abdeckung | cover |
216 | Lebensmittel | food |
217 | Sonne | sun |
218 | vier | four |
219 | zwischen | between |
220 | Zustand | state |
221 | halten | keep |
222 | Auge | eye |
223 | nie | never |
224 | letzte | last |
225 | lassen | let |
226 | Gedanken | thought |
227 | Stadt | city |
228 | Baum | tree |
229 | überqueren | cross |
230 | Bauernhof | farm |
231 | schwer | hard |
232 | Beginn | start |
233 | Macht | might |
234 | Geschichte | story |
235 | Säge | saw |
236 | weit | far |
237 | Meer | sea |
238 | ziehen | draw |
239 | links | left |
240 | spät | late |
241 | laufen | run |
242 | unterlassen Sie | don’t |
243 | während | while |
244 | Presse | press |
245 | Schließen | close |
246 | Nacht | night |
247 | realen | real |
248 | Leben | life |
249 | wenige | few |
250 | Norden | north |
251 | Buch | book |
252 | tragen | carry |
253 | nahm | took |
254 | Wissenschaft | science |
255 | essen | eat |
256 | Zimmer | room |
257 | Freund | friend |
258 | begann | began |
259 | Idee | idea |
260 | Fisch | fish |
261 | berg | mountain |
262 | Stopp | stop |
263 | einmal | once |
264 | Basis | base |
265 | hören | hear |
266 | Pferd | horse |
267 | Schnitt | cut |
268 | sicher | sure |
269 | beobachten | watch |
270 | Farbe | color |
271 | Gesicht | face |
272 | Holz | wood |
273 | Haupt- | main |
274 | geöffnet | open |
275 | scheinen | seem |
276 | zusammen | together |
277 | nächste | next |
278 | weiß | white |
279 | Kinder | children |
280 | Start | begin |
281 | bekam | got |
282 | gehen | walk |
283 | Beispiel | example |
284 | erleichtern | ease |
285 | Papier | paper |
286 | Gruppe | group |
287 | immer | always |
288 | Musik | music |
289 | diejenigen | those |
290 | beide | both |
291 | Marke | mark |
292 | oft | often |
293 | Schreiben | letter |
294 | bis | until |
295 | Meile | mile |
296 | Fluss | river |
297 | Auto | car |
298 | Füße | feet |
299 | Pflege | care |
300 | zweite | second |
301 | genug | enough |
302 | Ebene | plain |
303 | Mädchen | girl |
304 | üblich | usual |
305 | jung | young |
306 | bereit | ready |
307 | oben | above |
308 | je | ever |
309 | rot | red |
310 | Liste | list |
311 | obwohl | though |
312 | fühlen | feel |
313 | Vortrag | talk |
314 | Vogel | bird |
315 | bald | soon |
316 | Körper | body |
317 | Hund | dog |
318 | Familie | family |
319 | direkt | direct |
320 | Pose | pose |
321 | verlassen | leave |
322 | Lied | song |
323 | messen | measure |
324 | Tür | door |
325 | Produkt | product |
326 | schwarz | black |
327 | kurz | short |
328 | Zahl | numeral |
329 | Klasse | class |
330 | Wind | wind |
331 | Frage | question |
332 | passieren | happen |
333 | vollständig | complete |
334 | Schiff | ship |
335 | Bereich | area |
336 | Hälfte | half |
337 | Stein | rock |
338 | bestellen | order |
339 | Feuer | fire |
340 | Süden | south |
341 | Problem | problem |
342 | Stück | piece |
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348 | ganze | whole |
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350 | Straße | street |
351 | Zoll | inch |
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358 | Kraft | force |
359 | blau | blue |
360 | Objekt | object |
361 | entscheiden | decide |
362 | Oberfläche | surface |
363 | tief | deep |
364 | Mond | moon |
365 | Insel | island |
366 | Fuß | foot |
367 | System | system |
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369 | Prüfung | test |
370 | Rekord | record |
371 | Boot | boat |
372 | gemeinsam | common |
373 | goldenen | gold |
374 | möglich | possible |
375 | Flugzeug | plane |
376 | statt | stead |
377 | trocken | dry |
378 | Wunder | wonder |
379 | Lachen | laugh |
380 | tausend | thousand |
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382 | lief | ran |
383 | überprüfen | check |
384 | Spiel | game |
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386 | gleichsetzen | equate |
387 | heiß | hot |
388 | Fehl | miss |
389 | gebracht | brought |
390 | Wärme | heat |
391 | Schnee | snow |
392 | Reifen | tire |
393 | bringen | bring |
394 | ja | yes |
395 | entfernt | distant |
396 | füllen | fill |
397 | Osten | east |
398 | malen | paint |
399 | Sprache | language |
400 | unter | among |
401 | Einheit | unit |
402 | Macht | power |
403 | Stadt | town |
404 | fein | fine |
405 | sicher | certain |
406 | fliegen | fly |
407 | fallen | fall |
408 | führen | lead |
409 | Schrei | cry |
410 | dunkel | dark |
411 | Maschine | machine |
412 | note | note |
413 | warten | wait |
414 | Plan | plan |
415 | Abbildung | figure |
416 | Stern | star |
417 | Kasten | box |
418 | Nomen | noun |
419 | Feld | field |
420 | Rest | rest |
421 | richtig | correct |
422 | fähig | able |
423 | Pfund | pound |
424 | getan | done |
425 | Schönheit | beauty |
426 | Antriebs | drive |
427 | stand | stood |
428 | enthalten | contain |
429 | Front | front |
430 | lehren | teach |
431 | Woche | week |
432 | Finale | final |
433 | gab | gave |
434 | grün | green |
435 | oh | oh |
436 | schnell | quick |
437 | entwickeln | develop |
438 | Ozean | ocean |
439 | warme | warm |
440 | kostenlos | free |
441 | Minute | minute |
442 | stark | strong |
443 | besondere | special |
444 | Geist | mind |
445 | hinter | behind |
446 | klar | clear |
447 | Schwanz | tail |
448 | produzieren | produce |
449 | Tatsache | fact |
450 | Raum | space |
451 | gehört | heard |
452 | beste | best |
453 | Stunde | hour |
454 | besser | better |
455 | wahr | true |
456 | während | during |
457 | hundert | hundred |
458 | fünf | five |
459 | merken | remember |
460 | Schritt | step |
461 | früh | early |
462 | halten | hold |
463 | Westen | west |
464 | Boden | ground |
465 | Interesse | interest |
466 | erreichen | reach |
467 | schnell | fast |
468 | Verbum | verb |
469 | singen | sing |
470 | hören | listen |
471 | sechs | six |
472 | Tabelle | table |
473 | Reise | travel |
474 | weniger | less |
475 | Morgen | morning |
476 | zehn | ten |
477 | einfach | simple |
478 | mehrere | several |
479 | Vokal | vowel |
480 | auf | toward |
481 | Krieg | war |
482 | legen | lay |
483 | gegen | against |
484 | Muster | pattern |
485 | schleppend | slow |
486 | Zentrum | center |
487 | Liebe | love |
488 | Person | person |
489 | Geld | money |
490 | dienen | serve |
491 | erscheinen | appear |
492 | Straße | road |
493 | Karte | map |
494 | regen | rain |
495 | Regel | rule |
496 | regieren | govern |
497 | ziehen | pull |
498 | Kälte | cold |
499 | Hinweis | notice |
500 | Stimme | voice |
501 | Energie | energy |
502 | Jagd | hunt |
503 | wahrscheinlich | probable |
504 | Bett | bed |
505 | Bruder | brother |
506 | Ei | egg |
507 | Fahrt | ride |
508 | Zelle | cell |
509 | glauben | believe |
510 | vielleicht | perhaps |
511 | pflücken | pick |
512 | plötzlich | sudden |
513 | zählen | count |
514 | Platz | square |
515 | Grund | reason |
516 | Dauer | length |
517 | vertreten | represent |
518 | Kunst | art |
519 | Thema | subject |
520 | Region | region |
521 | Größe | size |
522 | variieren | vary |
523 | regeln | settle |
524 | sprechen | speak |
525 | Gewicht | weight |
526 | allgemein | general |
527 | Eis | ice |
528 | Materie | matter |
529 | Kreis | circle |
530 | Paar | pair |
531 | umfassen | include |
532 | Kluft | divide |
533 | Silbe | syllable |
534 | Filz | felt |
535 | groß | grand |
536 | Kugel | ball |
537 | noch | yet |
538 | Welle | wave |
539 | fallen | drop |
540 | Herz | heart |
541 | Uhr | am |
542 | vorhanden | present |
543 | schwer | heavy |
544 | Tanz | dance |
545 | Motor | engine |
546 | Position | position |
547 | Arm | arm |
548 | breit | wide |
549 | Segel | sail |
550 | Material | material |
551 | Fraktion | fraction |
552 | Wald | forest |
553 | sitzen | sit |
554 | Rennen | race |
555 | Fenster | window |
556 | Speicher | store |
557 | Sommer | summer |
558 | Zug | train |
559 | Schlaf | sleep |
560 | beweisen | prove |
561 | einsam | lone |
562 | Bein | leg |
563 | Übung | exercise |
564 | Wand | wall |
565 | Fang | catch |
566 | Berg | mount |
567 | wünschen | wish |
568 | Himmel | sky |
569 | Board | board |
570 | Freude | joy |
571 | Winter | winter |
572 | sa | sat |
573 | geschrieben | written |
574 | wilden | wild |
575 | Instrument | instrument |
576 | gehalten | kept |
577 | Glas | glass |
578 | Gras | grass |
579 | Kuh | cow |
580 | Arbeit | job |
581 | Rand | edge |
582 | Zeichen | sign |
583 | Besuch | visit |
584 | Vergangenheit | past |
585 | weich | soft |
586 | Spaß | fun |
587 | hell | bright |
588 | Gases | gas |
589 | Wetter | weather |
590 | Monat | month |
591 | Million | million |
592 | tragen | bear |
593 | Finish | finish |
594 | glücklich | happy |
595 | hoffen | hope |
596 | blume | flower |
597 | kleiden | clothe |
598 | seltsam | strange |
599 | Vorbei | gone |
600 | Handel | trade |
601 | Melodie | melody |
602 | Reise | trip |
603 | Büro | office |
604 | empfangen | receive |
605 | Reihe | row |
606 | Mund | mouth |
607 | genau | exact |
608 | Zeichen | symbol |
609 | sterben | die |
610 | am wenigsten | least |
611 | Ärger | trouble |
612 | Schrei | shout |
613 | außer | except |
614 | schrieb | wrote |
615 | Samen | seed |
616 | Ton | tone |
617 | beitreten | join |
618 | vorschlagen | suggest |
619 | sauber | clean |
620 | Pause | break |
621 | Dame | lady |
622 | Hof | yard |
623 | steigen | rise |
624 | schlecht | bad |
625 | Schlag | blow |
626 | Öl | oil |
627 | Blut | blood |
628 | berühren | touch |
629 | wuchs | grew |
630 | Cent | cent |
631 | mischen | mix |
632 | Mannschaft | team |
633 | Draht | wire |
634 | Kosten | cost |
635 | verloren | lost |
636 | braun | brown |
637 | tragen | wear |
638 | Garten | garden |
639 | gleich | equal |
640 | gesendet | sent |
641 | wählen | choose |
642 | fiel | fell |
643 | passen | fit |
644 | fließen | flow |
645 | Messe | fair |
646 | Bank | bank |
647 | sammeln | collect |
648 | sparen | save |
649 | Kontrolle | control |
650 | dezimal | decimal |
651 | Ohr | ear |
652 | sonst | else |
653 | ganz | quite |
654 | pleite | broke |
655 | Fall | case |
656 | Mitte | middle |
657 | töten | kill |
658 | Sohn | son |
659 | See | lake |
660 | Moment | moment |
661 | Maßstab | scale |
662 | laut | loud |
663 | Frühling | spring |
664 | beobachten | observe |
665 | Kind | child |
666 | gerade | straight |
667 | Konsonant | consonant |
668 | Nation | nation |
669 | Wörterbuch | dictionary |
670 | milch | milk |
671 | Geschwindigkeit | speed |
672 | Verfahren | method |
673 | Orgel | organ |
674 | zahlen | pay |
675 | Alter | age |
676 | Abschnitt | section |
677 | Kleid | dress |
678 | Wolke | cloud |
679 | Überraschung | surprise |
680 | ruhig | quiet |
681 | Stein | stone |
682 | winzig | tiny |
683 | Aufstieg | climb |
684 | kühlen | cool |
685 | Entwurf | design |
686 | arm | poor |
687 | Menge | lot |
688 | Versuch | experiment |
689 | Boden | bottom |
690 | Schlüssel | key |
691 | Eisen | iron |
692 | Einzel | single |
693 | Stick | stick |
694 | Wohnung | flat |
695 | zwanzig | twenty |
696 | Haut | skin |
697 | Lächeln | smile |
698 | Falte | crease |
699 | Loch | hole |
700 | springen | jump |
701 | Kind | baby |
702 | acht | eight |
703 | Dorf | village |
704 | treffen | meet |
705 | Wurzel | root |
706 | kaufen | buy |
707 | erhöhen | raise |
708 | lösen | solve |
709 | Metall | metal |
710 | ob | whether |
711 | drücken | push |
712 | sieben | seven |
713 | Absatz | paragraph |
714 | dritte | third |
715 | wird | shall |
716 | Hand | held |
717 | Haar | hair |
718 | beschreiben | describe |
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720 | Boden | floor |
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722 | Ergebnis | result |
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724 | Hügel | hill |
725 | sicher | safe |
726 | Katze | cat |
727 | Jahrhundert | century |
728 | betrachten | consider |
729 | Typ | type |
730 | Gesetz | law |
731 | Bit | bit |
732 | Küste | coast |
733 | Kopie | copy |
734 | Ausdruck | phrase |
735 | still | silent |
736 | hoch | tall |
737 | Sand | sand |
738 | Boden | soil |
739 | Rolle | roll |
740 | Temperatur | temperature |
741 | Finger | finger |
742 | Industrie | industry |
743 | Wert | value |
744 | Kampf | fight |
745 | Lüge | lie |
746 | schlagen | beat |
747 | begeistern | excite |
748 | natürlich | natural |
749 | Blick | view |
750 | Sinn | sense |
751 | Hauptstadt | capital |
752 | wird nicht | won’t |
753 | Stuhl | chair |
754 | Achtung | danger |
755 | Obst | fruit |
756 | reich | rich |
757 | dick | thick |
758 | Soldat | soldier |
759 | Prozess | process |
760 | betreiben | operate |
761 | Praxis | practice |
762 | trennen | separate |
763 | schwierig | difficult |
764 | Arzt | doctor |
765 | Bitte | please |
766 | schützen | protect |
767 | Mittag | noon |
768 | Ernte | crop |
769 | modernen | modern |
770 | Elementes | element |
771 | treffen | hit |
772 | Schüler | student |
773 | Ecke | corner |
774 | Partei | party |
775 | Versorgung | supply |
776 | deren | whose |
777 | lokalisieren | locate |
778 | Rings | ring |
779 | Charakter | character |
780 | insekt | insect |
781 | gefangen | caught |
782 | Zeit | period |
783 | zeigen | indicate |
784 | Funk | radio |
785 | Speiche | spoke |
786 | Atom | atom |
787 | Mensch | human |
788 | Geschichte | history |
789 | Wirkung | effect |
790 | elektrisch | electric |
791 | erwarten | expect |
792 | Knochen | bone |
793 | Schiene | rail |
794 | vorstellen | imagine |
795 | bieten | provide |
796 | zustimmen | agree |
797 | so | thus |
798 | sanft | gentle |
799 | Frau | woman |
800 | Kapitän | captain |
801 | erraten | guess |
802 | erforderlich | necessary |
803 | scharf | sharp |
804 | Flügel | wing |
805 | schaffen | create |
806 | Nachbar | neighbor |
807 | Wasch | wash |
808 | Fledermaus | bat |
809 | eher | rather |
810 | Menge | crowd |
811 | mais | corn |
812 | vergleichen | compare |
813 | Gedicht | poem |
814 | Schnur | string |
815 | Glocke | bell |
816 | abhängen | depend |
817 | Fleisch | meat |
818 | einreiben | rub |
819 | Rohr | tube |
820 | berühmt | famous |
921 | Dollar | dollar |
822 | Strom | stream |
823 | Angst | fear |
284 | Blick | sight |
825 | dünn | thin |
826 | Dreieck | triangle |
827 | Erde | planet |
828 | Eile | hurry |
829 | Chef | chief |
830 | Kolonie | colony |
831 | Uhr | clock |
832 | Mine | mine |
833 | Krawatte | tie |
834 | eingeben | enter |
835 | Dur | major |
836 | frisch | fresh |
837 | Suche | search |
838 | senden | send |
839 | gelb | yellow |
840 | Pistole | gun |
841 | erlauben | allow |
842 | Druck | |
843 | tot | dead |
844 | Stelle | spot |
845 | Wüste | desert |
846 | Anzug | suit |
847 | Strom | current |
848 | Aufzug | lift |
840 | stiegen | rose |
850 | ankommen | arrive |
851 | Stamm | master |
852 | Spur | track |
853 | Elternteil | parent |
854 | Ufer | shore |
855 | Teilung | division |
856 | Blatt | sheet |
857 | Substanz | substance |
858 | begünstigen | favor |
859 | verbinden | connect |
860 | nach | post |
861 | verbringen | spend |
862 | Akkord | chord |
863 | Fett | fat |
864 | froh | glad |
865 | Original | original |
866 | Aktie | share |
867 | Station | station |
868 | Papa | dad |
869 | Brot | bread |
870 | aufladen | charge |
871 | richtig | proper |
872 | Leiste | bar |
873 | Angebot | offer |
874 | Segment | segment |
875 | Sklave | slave |
876 | ente | duck |
877 | Augenblick | instant |
878 | Markt | market |
879 | Grad | degree |
880 | besiedeln | populate |
881 | küken | chick |
882 | liebe | dear |
883 | Feind | enemy |
884 | antworten | reply |
885 | Getränk | drink |
886 | auftreten | occur |
887 | Unterstützung | support |
888 | Rede | speech |
889 | Natur | nature |
890 | Angebot | range |
891 | Dampf | steam |
892 | Bewegung | motion |
893 | Weg | path |
894 | Flüssigkeit | liquid |
895 | protokollieren | log |
896 | gemeint | meant |
897 | Quotient | quotient |
898 | Gebiss | teeth |
899 | Schale | shell |
900 | Hals | neck |
901 | Sauerstoff | oxygen |
902 | Zucker | sugar |
903 | Tod | death |
904 | ziemlich | pretty |
905 | Geschicklichkeit | skill |
906 | Frauen | women |
907 | Saison | season |
908 | Lösung | solution |
909 | Magnet | magnet |
910 | Silber | silver |
911 | danken | thank |
912 | Zweig | branch |
913 | Spiel | match |
914 | Suffix | suffix |
915 | insbesondere | especially |
916 | Feige | fig |
917 | ängstlich | afraid |
918 | riesig | huge |
919 | Schwester | sister |
920 | Stahl | steel |
921 | diskutieren | discuss |
922 | vorwärts | forward |
923 | ähnlich | similar |
924 | führen | guide |
925 | Erfahrung | experience |
926 | Partitur | score |
927 | apfel | apple |
928 | gekauft | bought |
929 | geführt | led |
930 | Tonhöhe | pitch |
931 | Mantel | coat |
932 | Masse | mass |
933 | Karte | card |
934 | Band | band |
935 | Seil | rope |
936 | Rutsch | slip |
937 | gewinnen | win |
938 | träumen | dream |
939 | Abend | evening |
940 | Zustand | condition |
941 | Futtermittel | feed |
942 | Werkzeug | tool |
943 | gesamt | total |
944 | Basis | basic |
945 | Geruch | smell |
946 | Tal | valley |
947 | noch | nor |
948 | doppelt | double |
949 | Sitz | seat |
950 | fortsetzen | continue |
951 | Block | block |
952 | Tabelle | chart |
953 | Hut | hat |
954 | verkaufen | sell |
955 | Erfolg | success |
956 | Firma | company |
957 | subtrahieren | subtract |
958 | Veranstaltung | event |
959 | besondere | particular |
960 | viel | deal |
961 | schwimmen | swim |
962 | Begriff | term |
963 | Gegenteil | opposite |
964 | Frau | wife |
965 | Schuh | shoe |
966 | Schulter | shoulder |
967 | Verbreitung | spread |
968 | arrangieren | arrange |
969 | Lager | camp |
970 | erfinden | invent |
971 | Baumwolle | cotton |
972 | geboren | born |
973 | bestimmen | determine |
974 | Quart | quart |
975 | neun | nine |
976 | Lastwagen | truck |
977 | Lärm | noise |
978 | Ebene | level |
979 | Chance | chance |
980 | sammeln | gather |
981 | Geschäft | shop |
982 | Stretch | stretch |
983 | werfen | throw |
984 | Glanz | shine |
985 | Immobilien | property |
986 | Spalte | column |
987 | Molekül | molecule |
988 | wählen | select |
989 | falsch | wrong |
990 | grau | gray |
991 | Wiederholung | repeat |
992 | erfordern | require |
993 | breit | broad |
994 | vorbereiten | prepare |
995 | Salz | salt |
996 | Nase | nose |
997 | mehreren | plural |
998 | Zorn | anger |
999 | Anspruch | claim |
1000 | Kontinent | continent |
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This is just a small lesson.
You can find more important German words and phrases by following the links at the end of the lesson.
Basic German words and phrases!
Ja
Yes
Nein
No
Bitte
Please
Danke
Thank you
Vielen Dank
Thank you very much
Hallo
Hello
Guten Morgen
Good morning
Guten Tag
Good day
Guten Abend
Good evening
Gute Nacht
Good night
Auf Wiedersehen
Good bye
Tschüss / Tschüs
Bye
Bitte schön*
You are welcome
Keine Ursache*
You are welcome
Gern geschehen*
You are welcome
Nichts zu danken*
You are welcome
Entschuldigung
Excuse me
Es tut mir leid
I am sorry
Kein Problem
No problem
Note:
I want you to be aware of a very important aspect.
What is the difference between A and B when you look at the English translation?
A) Guten Morgen
Good morning
B) Es tut mir leid
I am sorry
A) is literally translated (word by word)
B) is not literally translated
In most cases you cannot translate literally (word by word)! Either it wouldn’t make sense or you wouldn’t say it that way in the other language.
When you translate B) literally into English it would be something like: „It does me sorrow“. Nobody would say this in English!
So, it is important to know that you should never try to translate something word by word into another language!
That’s why it is important not to learn only individual words, but whole phases!
And on the other hand, don’t try to understand every German word (at the beginning). It is enough if you understand the rough meaning. Step by step you will add more words to you vocabulary.
*Oh, and just because many students have already asked this: No, it’s not a mistake on my website.
Bitte schön, Keine Ursache, Gern geschehen and Nichts zu danken really mean the same. You should also check out 15 ways to say thank you in German.
In German we often have several possibilities to express something. Don’t worry, if you study with me, you’ll understand it all step by step.
Nichts ist besonders hart, wenn…
… man es in kleine Einheiten aufteilt. Mach(e) jede Lektion sorgfältig und wenn du dich wohlfühlst geh(e) über zur nächsten Lektion.
Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small portions. Do every lesson carefully and when you feel comfortable go on to the next lesson.
Planning a trip to a German-speaking country? Or perhaps you are starting to learn German? You’ll need a list of the most basic German words and phrases.
From the simplest German words to the phrases you need to get by, here’s the list you need together with:
- its English translation, and
- a phonetic pronunciation guide
At the end of each section, you can also take the mini quizzes to make sure the words stick to your memory.
Ready? Let’s begin!
I. The Very Basics
Let’s start with the basic German words and phrases. With just these in your arsenal, you can already survive the simplest conversations!
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German word / phrase | English translation | Pronunciation |
---|---|---|
hallo | hello | hello |
Ja | Yes | ya |
Nein | No | niyn |
Bitte | Please | bi-te. |
Danke | Thank you | dân-ke |
Bitte schön. | you’re welcome | bi-te shurn |
Entschuldigen Sie. | Excuse me (getting attention) | ent-SHOOL-dee-gun zee |
Entschuldigung! | Excuse me (sorry, asking pardon) | ênt-shool-dee-goong |
Wie heißen Sie? | What’s your name? | vee hays-en zee? |
Ich heiße…. | My name is… | iH hays-e…. |
Freut mich | Pleased to meet you | froyt miH |
Mini Quiz 1
1. What does bitte schön mean?
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2. Entschuldigen Sie and Entschuldigung both mean excuse me. But what makes them different from each other?
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3. To say “pleased to meet you”, you say:
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You can learn more German greetings in this article: A Quick Guide to German Greetings
II. Simple Questions
Now let’s talk about the simplest German questions. There’s another article here in this website that talks about this with more detail.
You can check it out here: Basic German Questions Every Traveler Should Know
For now let’s just run through the most simple ones that you can memorize quickly.
Wo? | Where? | vo |
Wann? | When? | van |
Wie? | How? | vee |
Warum? | Why? | va-room |
Wer? | Who? | vair |
Welches? | Which? | vel-shes |
Wo ist…? | Where is…? | vo ist |
Wie viel? | How much? | vee feel |
Wie viele? | How many? | vee feel-e |
Was ist das? | What’s that? | vass ist dass |
Mini Quiz 2
1. How do you ask “why?” in German?
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2. What does “wo ist..?» mean
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3. True or false: wie in German means who
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Expressing likes or dislikes
In daily life, you’ll always be faced with different choices. Which one should you take? Which one do you like? Do you hate the one in front of you? Speak your mind with these simple German phrases!
Ich hätte gern… | I’d like… | ixh hett-er gairn… |
Ich möchte… | I want… | ixh merxht-er |
Es gefällt mir. | I like it. | ess ge-felt meer |
Es gefällt mir nicht. | I don’t like it. | ess ge-felt meer nixht |
In Ordnung/Einverstanden. | OK/Agreed. | in ord-noong/iyn-fer-shtan-den |
Das ist gut. | That’s good / That’s fine. | dass ist goot |
Ich will/Wir wollen… | I want/We want… | ixh vill/veer voll-en |
Ich bin/Wir sind… | I am/We are…. | ixh bin/veer zint |
Ich habe/Wir haben… | I have/We have… | ixh har-ber/veer har-b |
Mini Quiz 3:
1. To say “I want…” in German, you say:
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2. Das ist gut means
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3. When you like something, you say:
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Speaking Difficulties
When you’re in a place where you don’t speak the language that well, there’s bound to be some conversational hiccups. Solve any speaking difficulties you might have with the help of these useful phrases.
Sprechen Sie Englisch? | Do you speak English? | shprêH-en zee êng-lish? |
Ich kann nicht [so gut] Deutsch sprechen. | I can’t speak German (well). | eesh kahn nikht [zo goot] doytsh shpreH-en |
Ich verstehe nicht. | I don’t understand. | ixh fair-shtay-er nixht |
Können Sie das bitte wiederholen? | Can you repeat that please? | kern-en zee dâs bi-te vee-der-hoh-len? |
Könnten Sie bitte langsamer sprechen? | Would you be able to speak slower please? | kern-en zee bi-te lâng-zâm-er shprêH-en? |
Needing Help
Need help finding your way around? Or perhaps it’s a different type of emergency? Here are some basic German phrases to help get you un-stuck!
Würden Sie mir bitte helfen? | Would you help me please? | vuer-den zee meer bi-te hêl-fen? |
Ich weiß nicht | I don’t know | ixh viyss nixht |
Ich habe mich verirrt. | I’m lost. | eesh HAH-buh meesh fer-EERT |
Kannst du/Können Sie mir das auf der Karte zeigen? | Can you show me on the map? | kahnst doo/KOON-en zee meer dahss ouf dayr KAHR-tuh TSIGH-gen? |
Ich kenne mich hier nicht aus. | I don’t know my way around here. | iH kên-e miH heer niHt ous. |
Mini Quiz 4
1. Ich verstehe nicht means
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2. How do you say “I’m lost” in German?
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3. Würden Sie mir bitte helfen? Means
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Conclusion
There you go with the most basic survival words and phrases in German. With these in your back pocket, you’re ready to take on a few conversations in German—with correct pronunciation, too!
To expand your vocabulary and boost your reading and listening skills, check out German short stories below!
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