German vocabulary for the supermarket
Supermarket German is high-frequency and low-drama — perfect A1/A2 practice. Learn the phrases below, then train them in Valinerio so checkout questions feel automatic.
Words you will hear every shop
Focus on packing, price, and finding items.
- Kasse
- Tüte
- Angebot
- Haltbarkeit
- Bio
- Pfand
Train this scenario in Valinerio
Open a supermarket / shopping deck, review daily for a week, then role-play asking where an item is.
Key phrases
| Phrase | Meaning | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Wo finde ich …? | Where can I find …? | Aisles |
| Haben Sie eine Tüte? | Do you have a bag? | Checkout |
| Kann ich mit Karte zahlen? | Can I pay by card? | Payment |
| Ist das im Angebot? | Is that on offer? | Price |
| Entschuldigung, wo ist die Kasse? | Excuse me, where is the checkout? | Navigation |
FAQ
- Is supermarket German enough for A1?
- It is a strong A1 theme, but pair it with housing, health, and transport for balanced survival German.
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Then open Valinerio and turn this page into daily flashcard training.