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Why a custom deck beats a generic printable

Learners preparing for the A1 level often need German A1 exam flashcards that follow their own textbook and teacher, not a generic word list. A ready-made printable can be a useful starting point, but it rarely matches the units your course has covered.

Vocabulary cards with articles and noun genders, such as der, die and das
Verb cards for sein, haben and common regular verbs in the ich, du and er forms
Sentence cards showing accusative and dative use in short everyday examples
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Example German A1 exam flashcards (vocabulary and grammar)

How do you say 'What is your name?' in German?Wie heißt du? Literally 'How are you called?' (informal).

What is 'der Bahnhof' in English?Train station. Bahnhof is masculine, so the article is der.

Conjugate 'sein' in the ich form.ich bin. Sein is irregular, so learn its forms as a set.

Which article changes after 'für' with 'der Hund'?für den Hund. Für takes the accusative, so masculine der becomes den.

How do you negate 'Ich habe ein Auto'?Ich habe kein Auto. Kein replaces ein when negating a noun.

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Frequently asked questions

How many flashcards should I make for the German A1 exam?

Start with the vocabulary and grammar from your course book, then add cards each time you meet a new topic. Reviewing a smaller, current deck daily works better than building a huge one you will not revisit.

What should German A1 flashcards cover?

Focus on everyday vocabulary, articles and noun genders, core verb conjugations like sein and haben, and simple sentence patterns. Cards with a full example sentence are easier to recall when you speak and write.

Can I export my German flashcards to Anki?

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