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German A1 vocabulary practice

German A1 vocabulary is the foundation for simple introductions, daily routines, food, travel, family, numbers, time, and common verbs. ahzo.de helps learners review these words in short, repeatable sessions.

What A1 learners need

At A1 level, the goal is not only to recognize isolated words. Learners need to connect each word with a simple meaning, hear or read it repeatedly, and use it in short phrases. A vocabulary trainer can support that by keeping practice focused and by bringing forgotten words back at the right time.

Core everyday words

A1 vocabulary usually starts with greetings, people, places, home, work, food, shopping, transport, and simple classroom language.

Common verbs

Words such as haben, sein, gehen, kommen, machen, wohnen, lernen, and arbeiten appear constantly in beginner German.

Example sentences

Short examples help learners see gender, word order, and prepositions in context instead of memorizing bare translations.

Repeated review

Spaced repetition keeps A1 vocabulary active without forcing the learner to restart from the beginning every time.

Practice real German A1 cards

Choose a unit to practice in ahzo.de. Sign in or create an account to browse its complete vocabulary list and start flashcards.

Sample German A1 vocabulary

These words and examples come directly from the first A1 unit.

Name

Mein Name ist Elif.

Vorname

Mein Vorname ist Can.

Nachname

Mein Nachname ist Yılmaz.

vollständiger Name

Hier steht mein vollständiger Name.

Spitzname

Mein Spitzname ist Mavi.

How to practice German A1 in ahzo.de

  1. Choose German as the target language and open an A1 set.
  2. Review flashcards and say the translation before flipping the card.
  3. Use quiz mode when you want faster recognition practice.
  4. Use writing mode to turn passive vocabulary into active recall.
  5. Return regularly so due cards can be reviewed before they fade.