Title: German A1 Essential Vocabulary — LearnCoachAssist

Q: What is the German word for "hello" (general, informal)?
A: hallo

Q: What is the formal German greeting used with strangers or in professional settings?
A: Guten Tag

Q: What is the German greeting used specifically in the morning?
A: Guten Morgen

Q: What is the German greeting used in the evening?
A: Guten Abend

Q: What is the German way to say "good night" when parting for the night?
A: Gute Nacht

Q: How do you say "Goodbye" informally in German?
A: Tschüss

Q: How do you say "Goodbye" formally in German?
A: Auf Wiedersehen

Q: How do you say "please" in German?
A: bitte

Q: How do you say "thank you" in German?
A: danke

Q: How do you say "thank you very much" in German?
A: vielen Dank

Q: How do you say "You're welcome" in German?
A: bitte (schön) / gern geschehen

Q: How do you say "yes" in German?
A: ja

Q: How do you say "no" in German?
A: nein

Q: How do you say "Excuse me" (to get attention) in German?
A: Entschuldigung

Q: How do you say "I'm sorry" in German?
A: Es tut mir leid.

Q: How do you introduce yourself with name in German?
A: Ich heiße ... / Ich bin ...

Q: How do you say "I am from ..." in German?
A: Ich komme aus ...

Q: How do you say "I am ... years old" in German?
A: Ich bin ... Jahre alt.

Q: How do you ask "How are you?" informally in German?
A: Wie geht es dir? / Wie geht's?

Q: How do you answer "How are you?" with "I am fine"?
A: Mir geht es gut. / Gut, danke.

Q: How do you ask "What is your name?" in German?
A: Wie heißt du? (informal) / Wie heißen Sie? (formal)

Q: How do you ask "Where do you live?" in German?
A: Wo wohnst du? (informal) / Wo wohnen Sie? (formal)

Q: How do you say "I don't understand" in German?
A: Ich verstehe nicht.

Q: How do you ask someone to speak more slowly in German?
A: Können Sie bitte langsamer sprechen?

Q: What is the German word for "man"?
A: der Mann

Q: What is the German word for "woman"?
A: die Frau

Q: What is the German word for "child"?
A: das Kind

Q: What is the German word for "boy"?
A: der Junge

Q: What is the German word for "girl"?
A: das Mädchen

Q: What is the German word for "friend"?
A: der Freund / die Freundin

Q: What is the German word for "family"?
A: die Familie

Q: What is the German word for "mother"?
A: die Mutter

Q: What is the German word for "father"?
A: der Vater

Q: What is the German word for "sister"?
A: die Schwester

Q: What is the German word for "brother"?
A: der Bruder

Q: What is the German word for "son"?
A: der Sohn

Q: What is the German word for "daughter"?
A: die Tochter

Q: What is the German word for "grandmother"?
A: die Großmutter / die Oma

Q: What is the German word for "grandfather"?
A: der Großvater / der Opa

Q: What is the German word for "house"?
A: das Haus

Q: What is the German word for "apartment"?
A: die Wohnung

Q: What is the German word for "room"?
A: das Zimmer

Q: What is the German word for "kitchen"?
A: die Küche

Q: What is the German word for "bathroom"?
A: das Badezimmer

Q: What is the German word for "bedroom"?
A: das Schlafzimmer

Q: What is the German word for "car"?
A: das Auto

Q: What is the German word for "street"?
A: die Straße

Q: What is the German word for "city"?
A: die Stadt

Q: What is the German word for "country"?
A: das Land

Q: What is the German word for "Germany"?
A: Deutschland

Q: What is the German word for "water"?
A: das Wasser

Q: What is the German word for "bread"?
A: das Brot

Q: What is the German word for "coffee"?
A: der Kaffee

Q: What is the German word for "tea"?
A: der Tee

Q: What is the German word for "milk"?
A: die Milch

Q: What is the German word for "beer"?
A: das Bier

Q: What is the German word for "wine"?
A: der Wein

Q: What is the German word for "apple"?
A: der Apfel

Q: What is the German word for "egg"?
A: das Ei

Q: What is the German word for "meat"?
A: das Fleisch

Q: What is the German word for "fish"?
A: der Fisch

Q: What is the German word for "rice"?
A: der Reis

Q: What is the German word for "cheese"?
A: der Käse

Q: What is the German word for "money"?
A: das Geld

Q: How do you ask "How much does it cost?" in German?
A: Was kostet das?

Q: What does "kostenlos" mean in English?
A: free of charge

Q: What is the German word for "today"?
A: heute

Q: What is the German word for "yesterday"?
A: gestern

Q: What is the German word for "tomorrow"?
A: morgen

Q: What is the German word for "now"?
A: jetzt

Q: What is the German word for "always"?
A: immer

Q: What is the German word for "never"?
A: nie

Q: What is the German word for "often"?
A: oft

Q: What is the German word for "sometimes"?
A: manchmal

Q: What is the German word for "big"?
A: groß

Q: What is the German word for "small"?
A: klein

Q: What is the German word for "new"?
A: neu

Q: What is the German word for "old"?
A: alt

Q: What is the German word for "good"?
A: gut

Q: What is the German word for "bad"?
A: schlecht

Q: What is the German word for "beautiful"?
A: schön

Q: What is the German word for "fast"?
A: schnell

Q: What is the German word for "slow"?
A: langsam

Q: What is the German word for "hot" (temperature)?
A: heiß

Q: What is the German word for "cold" (temperature)?
A: kalt

Q: What is the German word for "warm"?
A: warm

Q: What is the German word for "happy"?
A: glücklich

Q: What is the German word for "tired"?
A: müde

Q: What is the German word for "hungry"?
A: hungrig

Q: What is the German word for "thirsty"?
A: durstig

Q: What does the German modal verb "müssen" mean in English?
A: must / to have to

Q: What does the German modal verb "können" mean in English?
A: can / to be able to

Q: What does the German modal verb "wollen" mean in English?
A: to want

Q: What does the German modal verb "mögen" mean in English?
A: to like

Q: What does the German modal verb "sollen" mean in English?
A: should / to be supposed to

Q: What does the German modal verb "dürfen" mean in English?
A: to be allowed to / may

Q: What is the German word for "one"?
A: eins

Q: What is the German word for "ten"?
A: zehn

Q: What is the German word for "one hundred"?
A: (ein)hundert

Q: What is the German word for "one thousand"?
A: (ein)tausend

Q: What is the German word for "first"?
A: erste

Q: What is the German word for "last" (final)?
A: letzte

Q: How do you say "My name is Anna" in German?
A: Ich heiße Anna.

Q: How do you say "I live in Berlin" in German?
A: Ich wohne in Berlin.

Q: How do you say "I have a cat" in German?
A: Ich habe eine Katze.

Q: How do you say "I would like a coffee, please" in German?
A: Ich möchte einen Kaffee, bitte.

Q: How do you ask "Do you speak English?" in German?
A: Sprechen Sie Englisch?

Q: How do you ask "What time is it?" in German?
A: Wie spät ist es?

Q: How do you say "I don't know" in German?
A: Ich weiß nicht.

Q: How do you say "I am learning German" in German?
A: Ich lerne Deutsch.

Q: What are the three German definite articles for "the"?
A: der (masculine), die (feminine), das (neuter)

Q: What is the indefinite article for "a/an" in German?
A: ein (masculine/neuter) / eine (feminine)

Q: What is the difference between "nicht" and "kein" in German?
A: nicht negates verbs/adjectives; kein negates nouns (replaces the indefinite article)

Q: What does the verb "sein" mean in English?
A: to be

Q: What is the present tense conjugation of "sein" for "ich"?
A: ich bin

Q: What is the present tense conjugation of "haben" for "ich"?
A: ich habe

Q: What is the present tense conjugation of "gehen" for "ich"?
A: ich gehe

Q: What is the German word for "doctor"?
A: der Arzt

Q: What is the German word for "teacher"?
A: der Lehrer / die Lehrerin

Q: What is the German word for "student"?
A: der Student / die Studentin