German Vocabulary Articles A-Z: Comprehensive Overview List

German Vocabulary Articles: A-Z List

Improve your German language skills with our alphabetically organized vocabulary articles. Whether you're just starting out or advancing your learning, these carefully curated lists cover key topics like daily activities, professions, travel, and more. Each article provides essential vocabulary with practical examples, making it ideal for A1-B2 learners.

Explore the vocabulary lists below to start practicing and improving your German vocabulary today:

1. Animal Vocabulary (A1-A2)
2. Art and Culture Vocabulary (B2-C1)
3. At the Doctor (A2-B1)
4. Banking Vocabulary (A2-B1)
5. Body Parts Vocabulary (A1-A2)
6. Business Vocabulary (B1-B2)
7. Café and Restaurant Vocabulary (A1-B1)
8. Cinema Vocabulary (A2-B1)
9. Clothing Vocabulary (A1)
10. Colors Vocabulary (A1)
11. Daily Routine Vocabulary (A1)
12. Education and Learning Vocabulary (A2-B1)
13. Emergency Vocabulary (A1-A2)
14. Emotions and Feelings (Nouns) Vocabulary (A2-B1)
15. Emotions and Feelings (Adjectives and Verbs) Vocabulary (A2-B1)
16. Environmental Problems Vocabulary (B1-B2)
17. Family Vocabulary (A1)
18. Food and Drink Vocabulary (A1)
19. Furniture Vocabulary (A2-B1)
20. Hobbies Vocabulary (A1-A2)
21. Home and Living Vocabulary (A1-A2)
22. Hotels and Accommodation Vocabulary (A2-B1)
23. Important Adjectives (A1-A2)
24. Important Travel Vocabulary (A1)
25. Important Verbs (A1)
26. Literature and Books Vocabulary (B1-B2)
27. Means of Transportation Vocabulary (A1-A2)
28. Months Vocabulary (A1)
29. Nature and Environment Vocabulary (A1-A2)
30. Office Vocabulary (A2-B1)
31. Plans and Wishes Vocabulary (A2-B1)
32. Political Vocabulary (B2)
33. Professions Vocabulary (A1-A2)
34. Shopping Vocabulary (A1-A2)
35. Sports Vocabulary (A2-B1)
36. Stress Vocabulary (B2)
37. Technology Vocabulary (A2-B1)
38. Travel and Directions Vocabulary (A1-A2)
39. Weather Vocabulary (A1-A2)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are these vocabulary articles free to access?

Yes, all our vocabulary articles and quizzes are free to read and use.

What levels are these vocabulary lists suitable for?

Our articles cover vocabulary from beginner (A1) to (B2) levels.

How do these articles help improve my German vocabulary?

Each article provides key vocabulary related to specific topics, along with example sentences to help you understand how to use these words in context. 

Can I test my knowledge after learning the vocabulary?

Yes, most of our articles include quizzes and a short story to help you practice the vocabulary easier.

Where can I find an overview of the vocabulary quizzes?

You can find an overview of all vocabulary quizzes: here.

Can I get an overview of all German short stories?

Yes, the entire list of short stories can be found here.

Is it possible to practice Grammar with the help of your website?

Yes, we provide many grammar articles: here and grammar quizzes: here. 

How should I use these vocabulary lists to improve my German?

Start by selecting topics you're interested in, study the vocabulary, and practice using the words in sentences. Revisit the lists regularly and use the quizzes to reinforce what you’ve learned.

Are there vocabulary lists for advanced learners?

Currently, the lists cover A1-B2 levels. However, more advanced lists for C1 learners may be added in the future.