Free Goethe A1 flashcards

310 Goethe A1 flashcards across the core themes, studied with real spaced repetition. The foundation: greetings, numbers, der/die/das, the present tense, and everyday vocabulary. Free, no signup, works in your browser.

Goethe-Zertifikat A1 is the first rung of the German certificates — the everyday words and the core grammar (the der/die/das genders, the present tense, and basic sentence building) that let you introduce yourself, order, shop, and get around. EverFlip covers it as a guided path of themed levels, each scheduled by spaced repetition. Work straight down the list; your progress saves in your browser and exports to Anki anytime.

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Greetings

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hallohello
guten Morgengood morning
guten Taggood day
guten Abendgood evening
gute Nachtgood night
auf Wiedersehengoodbye
tschüssbye
dankethank you
bitteplease / you're welcome
Entschuldigungexcuse me / sorry

Numbers 1–10

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eins1
zwei2
drei3
vier4
fünf5
sechs6
sieben7
acht8
neun9
zehn10

Yes, no & small talk

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jayes
neinno
vielleichtmaybe
okay
es tut mir leidI'm sorry
gern geschehenyou're welcome
bis baldsee you soon
bis morgensee you tomorrow

Identify

Colors

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rotred
blaublue
gelbyellow
grüngreen
weißwhite
schwarzblack
braunbrown
rosapink
lilapurple
orange
graugrey

Days of the week

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MontagMonday
DienstagTuesday
MittwochWednesday
DonnerstagThursday
FreitagFriday
SamstagSaturday
SonntagSunday

Common nouns

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das Haushouse
der Mannman
die Frauwoman
das Kindchild
das Wasserwater
das Brotbread
das Autocar
der Hunddog
die Katzecat
die Schuleschool

Family

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die Muttermotherfeminine; informal: Mama
der Vaterfathermasculine; informal: Papa
die Schwestersisterfeminine
der Bruderbrothermasculine
die Großmuttergrandmotherfeminine; informal: Oma
der Großvatergrandfathermasculine; informal: Opa
die Tochterdaughterfeminine
der Sohnsonmasculine
die Tanteauntfeminine; covers both maternal and paternal aunt
der Onkelunclemasculine; covers both maternal and paternal uncle
die Familiefamilyfeminine
die Elternparentsplural only (no singular form in this sense)
die Geschwistersiblingsplural only; covers brothers and sisters together regardless of age
die Cousinefemale cousinfeminine; also spelled Kusine; German distinguishes cousin by gender
der Cousinmale cousinmasculine; pronounced French-style (koo-ZEN); also Vetter (older/regional)
das Babybabyneuter; loanword, plural: Babys
der Mannhusbandmasculine; literally 'man', means 'husband' in context (mein Mann = my husband)
die Frauwifefeminine; literally 'woman', means 'wife' in context (meine Frau = my wife)
die Großelterngrandparentsplural only; combines Großmutter + Großvater
das Kindchildneuter; plural: Kinder
die Enkelingranddaughterfeminine
der Enkelgrandsonmasculine; can also mean 'grandchild' generally

Questions & connectors

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waswhatwhat | Was machst du? = What are you doing?
werwhowho (subject) | Wer ist das? = Who is that?
wen / wemwen (accusative) / wem (dative)whom | Wen hast du gesehen? = Whom did you see? / Wem hilfst du? = Whom are you helping?
wowherewhere (location) | Wo wohnst du? = Where do you live?
wohinwhere towhere to (direction) | Wohin gehst du? = Where are you going (to)?
woherwhere fromwhere from (origin) | Woher kommst du? = Where are you from?
wannwhenwhen | Wann kommst du? = When are you coming?
warumwhywhy | Warum lernst du Deutsch? = Why are you learning German?
wiehowhow | Wie geht es dir? = How are you?
wie vielhow muchhow much (uncountable) | Wie viel kostet das? = How much does that cost?
wie vielehow manyhow many (countable) | Wie viele Leute kommen? = How many people are coming?
welcher / welche / welcheswhich (welcher/welche/welches)which (+ noun, agrees in gender) | Welches Buch liest du? = Which book are you reading?
wie spätwhat time (is it)what time | Wie spät ist es? = What time is it?
undandand | Kaffee und Kuchen, bitte. = Coffee and cake, please.
oderoror | Tee oder Kaffee? = Tea or coffee?
aberbutbut | Ich bin müde, aber glücklich. = I'm tired, but happy.
weilbecause (sends verb to end)because | Ich bleibe zu Hause, weil es regnet. = I'm staying home because it's raining.
dennbecause / for (verb stays in normal place)because (coordinating, easier word order) | Ich bleibe zu Hause, denn es regnet. = I'm staying home because it's raining.