Essential German Vocabulary for Beginners53
Embarking on a journey to learn German can be an exciting and rewarding adventure. To help you get started, mastering a core vocabulary is crucial. Here's a comprehensive list of 1500+ essential German words that will lay the foundation for your linguistic adventures:
Greetings and Introductions* Hallo - Hello
* Guten Morgen - Good morning
* Guten Tag - Good day
* Guten Abend - Good evening
* Auf Wiedersehen - Goodbye
* Wie geht's? - How are you?
* Mir geht's gut. - I'm fine.
* Wie heißen Sie? - What's your name?
* Ich heiße... - My name is...
Basic Communication* Ja - Yes
* Nein - No
* Bitte - Please
* Danke - Thank you
* Entschuldigung - Excuse me
* Ich spreche kein Deutsch. - I don't speak German.
* Können Sie mir helfen? - Can you help me?
* Wo ist...? - Where is...?
Everyday Objects* Das Haus - House
* Die Wohnung - Apartment
* Das Auto - Car
* Der Tisch - Table
* Der Stuhl - Chair
* Die Lampe - Lamp
* Das Buch - Book
* Die Zeitung - Newspaper
Food and Drink* Das Essen - Food
* Das Trinken - Drink
* Das Brot - Bread
* Die Milch - Milk
* Der Kaffee - Coffee
* Der Tee - Tea
* Das Wasser - Water
* Das Bier - Beer
Numbers* Eins - One
* Zwei - Two
* Drei - Three
* Vier - Four
* Fünf - Five
* Sechs - Six
* Sieben - Seven
* Acht - Eight
* Neun - Nine
* Zehn - Ten
Actions and Verbs* Gehen - To go
* Kommen - To come
* Essen - To eat
* Trinken - To drink
* Schlafen - To sleep
* Lernen - To learn
* Arbeiten - To work
* Spielen - To play
Personal Pronouns* Ich - I
* Du - You (informal)
* Er - He
* Sie - She/You (formal)
* Wir - We
* Ihr - You (plural)
* Sie - They
Nouns and Articles* Der Mann - The man
* Die Frau - The woman
* Das Kind - The child
* Der Hund - The dog
* Die Katze - The cat
* Ein Haus - A house
* Eine Wohnung - An apartment
Adjectives and Adverbs* Gut - Good
* Schlecht - Bad
* Groß - Big
* Klein - Small
* Schnell - Fast
* Langsam - Slow
* Heute - Today
* Morgen - Tomorrow
Prepositions* In - In
* Auf - On
* Unter - Under
* Über - Over
* Vor - In front of
* Hinter - Behind
* Neben - Next to
Useful Phrases* Wie viel kostet das? - How much does it cost?
* Ich möchte... - I would like...
* Wo ist die Toilette? - Where is the toilet?
* Können Sie mir den Weg zeigen? - Can you show me the way?
* Hilfe! - Help!
2025-02-01
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