German A1 vs German C2

Compare these two topics side by side to decide which to study first — or tackle both!

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German A1

Languages

100

Cards

~50m

Study time

Advanced

Difficulty

Sample questions

▸What is the German word for "red"?
▸Translate "blau" into English.
▸How do you say "green" in German?
▸What does "gelb" mean?
▸What is the German word for "black"?

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German C2

Languages

100

Cards

~50m

Study time

Advanced

Difficulty

Sample questions

▸What is the Konjunktiv II form of "sterben" (to die) and when is it used?
▸What is the Konjunktiv II form of "verderben" (to spoil/ruin)?
▸The verb "empfehlen" has two accepted Konjunktiv II forms. What are they?
▸What is the Konjunktiv II of "helfen" in its rare literary form?
▸What are the rare Konjunktiv II forms of "werfen" and "backen"?

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🤔 Which should you study first?

Both topics are in the Languages category, so they complement each other well. We suggest starting with the smaller deck to build momentum:

German A1

100 cards · ~50 min · Advanced

⭐ Quicker to complete

German C2

100 cards · ~50 min · Advanced

⭐ Quicker to complete

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