German vocabulary that you can actually use

Themes that matter first

Prioritise vocabulary that unlocks independence in Germany.

• Housing & Anmeldung
• Doctor & pharmacy
• Supermarket & food
• Work & university
• Travel & transport

Vocabulary by level

A1 covers survival phrases. A2 expands daily routines. B1/B2 add nuance for work and longer conversations. Jump into a level guide, then train in the app.

Key phrases

FAQ

How many German words should I learn per day?

5–15 new cards with daily reviews beats 50 forgotten ones. Valinerio spaced repetition keeps the load sustainable.

Continue in this cluster

• Learn German words that unlock daily lifeLearn German words you need first: high-frequency vocabulary for housing, health, shopping, and work. Train with Valinerio flashcards.
• German A1 vocabulary for real beginnersGerman vocabulary for beginners (A1): housing, health, shopping, transport, and greetings. Learn with Valinerio flashcards.
• German food vocabulary for shopping and eatingGerman food vocabulary for shopping and eating out: ingredients, meals, and allergy words. Flashcard practice on Valinerio.
• German travel vocabulary that reduces stressGerman travel vocabulary for trains, airports, and hotels. Practical phrases for newcomers and trips — Valinerio flashcards.
• German vocabulary for work and the officeGerman workplace vocabulary: meetings, email tone, contracts, and sick-day phrases. Train with Valinerio.
• German flashcards that stickGerman flashcards that schedule reviews before you forget. Learn A1–B2 vocabulary and real-life phrases on Valinerio — free to start.

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