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A1 German classes move fast, and most of the difficulty is memorizing new words, articles and verb forms before the next lesson. A good German A1 flashcards set turns each lesson's handout into prompts you can review in short sessions. DeckOwl builds these from the material you already have, so the cards match your teacher's vocabulary rather than a generic list.

  • Cards built from your course handouts, not a generic word list
  • Noun genders and articles stored with each word
  • Verb conjugations for sein, haben and the regular verbs in your lessons
  • Spaced repetition so the cards you miss return first
Example German A1 flashcards for Anki
How do you say "I am called Anna" in German?Ich heiße Anna. Heißen is the verb used for names at A1 level.
What is the article for "Tisch" (table)?der Tisch, masculine. Learn the article with the noun as one unit.
Conjugate "sein" in the ich form.ich bin. Sein is irregular, so learn its forms as a set.
Where does the conjugated verb go in a main clause that starts with "heute"?Position two: Heute gehe ich ins Kino. The conjugated verb always stays in second position.
What does "Danke" mean and when do you use it?Thank you. Use it in everyday polite contact; "Vielen Dank" is a more emphatic version.
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Spaced repetition

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Put the gender with every noun, practice the ich, du and er forms for verbs, and keep example sentences that show word order. Review most days rather than cramming, since spaced repetition brings back the items you are about to forget.

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Frequently asked questions

How many German A1 words should I learn each week?

Pace yourself to your course and review new words for a few minutes most days. Short, consistent sessions usually work better than long weekly cramming.

Should I learn der, die and das with each noun?

Yes. Learning the article together with the noun makes gender easier to recall when you speak. Put the article on the front of each card.

Can I export these German A1 flashcards to Anki?

Yes, Anki export is included in the Plus plan at $39/year or $7.99/month. The Free plan lets you study in the browser but does not include exports.

Is there a free plan to try it?

Yes. The Free plan includes 3 generations per month, and no credit card is needed to start. Students get 40% off with a school email.

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