A1
Beginner
A1 German Wordlist PDF
Essential beginner German vocabulary for greetings, people, everyday objects, basic actions, food, places, time, and simple communication.
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Download free CEFR-based German vocabulary PDFs from A1 to B2, or study German vocabulary online with LanGeek’s interactive vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, reading, and dictionary tools.
CEFR German Vocabulary
German Vocabulary Wordlists by CEFR Level
This page provides access to the LanGeek CEFR German vocabulary PDFs, covering levels from A1 to B2. Each level contains a structured collection of German vocabulary organized for learners at a specific stage of the CEFR framework.
The wordlists include German words together with useful information such as part of speech, IPA pronunciation, and clear learner-friendly definitions. The vocabulary progresses from essential beginner words at A1 to more detailed and flexible vocabulary at B2.
These German vocabulary PDFs can be used for offline learning, classroom study, vocabulary review, exam preparation, and structured self-study. You can also study the same levels online using LanGeek’s vocabulary lessons and interactive learning tools.
A1–B2 PDF wordlists
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A2
Elementary
A2 German Wordlist PDF
Elementary German vocabulary covering daily life, relationships, education, travel, shopping, work, nature, common verbs, adjectives, and useful everyday topics.
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B1
Intermediate
B1 German Wordlist PDF
Intermediate German vocabulary for conversations, work, relationships, society, education, culture, travel, health, technology, and more detailed communication.
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B2
Upper-Intermediate
B2 German Wordlist PDF
Upper-intermediate German vocabulary for more precise communication about society, science, work, culture, law, technology, emotions, ideas, and complex everyday topics.
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German Beginner Vocabulary
Basic German words for everyday situations and simple communication.
German Elementary Vocabulary
Useful vocabulary for familiar situations, travel, people, work, and daily life.
German Intermediate Vocabulary
Vocabulary for describing experiences, opinions, work, relationships, and broader everyday topics.
German Upper-Intermediate Vocabulary
More detailed German vocabulary for precise explanations, discussions, and confident communication.
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A1 German Vocabulary
Start with essential beginner vocabulary for basic German communication.
A2 German Vocabulary
Expand your vocabulary for familiar situations and everyday needs.
B1 German Vocabulary
Learn intermediate German words for conversations and more detailed topics.
B2 German Vocabulary
Build upper-intermediate vocabulary for more fluent and accurate German.
German Grammar
Study German verbs, nouns, pronouns, sentence structure, prepositions, tenses, and other grammar topics.
German Pronunciation
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Why Use These PDFs?
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The downloadable wordlists provide a simple way to review German vocabulary without needing to stay online.
Organized by CEFR Level
Choose A1, A2, B1, or B2 depending on your current German vocabulary level and study progressively.
Useful for Self-Study
Download the files and review German words whenever you want, including when you do not have a constant internet connection.
Helpful for Classrooms
Teachers can use the PDFs as structured German vocabulary resources for lessons, homework, and review sessions.
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How to Use the German Vocabulary PDFs
Combine offline PDF review with LanGeek’s interactive German lessons to practice vocabulary more effectively.
Start with your current CEFR level
Beginners can start with A1 or A2, while intermediate learners can use B1 and B2.
Review words in small groups
Study a manageable number of words each day and pay attention to their meaning, part of speech, and pronunciation.
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Open the corresponding LanGeek German vocabulary level to continue learning with examples, images, pronunciation, and interactive exercises.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these German vocabulary PDFs free?
Yes. The German vocabulary PDFs linked on this page are free to
download and can be used for offline vocabulary study and review.
Which German CEFR levels are available as PDFs?
The downloadable German vocabulary PDFs currently cover A1, A2,
B1, and B2.
Can I study the German vocabulary online instead?
Yes. Each level has a corresponding interactive vocabulary
section on LanGeek where you can continue studying the words
online.
Do the German vocabulary PDFs include pronunciation?
The wordlists include IPA pronunciation together with word
information such as part of speech and learner-friendly
definitions.
What should I use after downloading the PDFs?
You can continue with LanGeek’s German vocabulary lessons,
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dictionary tools.