German Vocabulary Flashcards with Audio (English & বাংলা)

Building your German vocabulary is the fastest way to start understanding everyday conversations. These free flashcards contain 211 useful words and phrases for newcomers and international students, sorted into 12 topics: greetings, family, food, your flat, the city, university, offices and paperwork, health, work, time, shopping and common adjectives.

Every noun is shown with its article in colour (der, die, das) and its plural, so you learn the word the way Germans use it. Tap 🔊 to hear the pronunciation, and choose whether you want meanings in English, বাংলা or both.

How to Use These German Vocabulary Flashcards

1. Choose a topic that matches your situation, for example “Offices & Paperwork” before your Anmeldung.
2. Flashcards mode: read the German word, say it aloud, then tap the card. Choose “I know it” or “Again” – words you miss come back a few cards later.
3. Quiz mode: test yourself with 10 multiple-choice questions.
4. Word list: review the whole topic in a table with plurals and audio.

Tips for Learning German Vocabulary Faster

• Always learn nouns with their article. “Tisch” is not enough – learn “der Tisch”. Our colours help your memory link the word to its gender.
• Learn the plural at the same time. German plurals are irregular, so it pays to memorise them early.
• Say every word out loud. Speaking activates a different memory than reading.
• Study little and often. Ten minutes every day beats one hour once a week.
• Use new words immediately. Write one sentence with each new word, or practise in our sentence builder.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many German words do I need for A1?

Learners at A1 level usually know roughly 500–800 common words and phrases. The words in these flashcards cover many of the situations you meet in your first weeks in Germany.

Why are some meanings shown in Bangla?

Many readers of germanyhelp.com come from Bangladesh. Seeing the meaning in your first language can make new words easier to remember. You can switch to English only at any time.

The audio does not work. What can I do?

Pronunciation uses your browser’s built-in German voice. If you hear nothing, check your volume, try Chrome, Edge or Safari, or install a German voice in your phone’s text-to-speech settings.

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