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Printable German decks are easy to find, but they rarely match your chapter or your teacher's vocabulary. Upload your own material and get flashcards that fit your course, with spaced repetition built in.

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Why a custom German PDF beats a generic download

Printable German language flashcards are easy to find, but a generic deck rarely matches the chapter your class is on or the vocabulary your teacher uses. Making your own from your material keeps the cards aligned with what you need to learn.

  • Cards drawn from your own course material, not a generic list
  • Noun genders, case endings and verb forms can each get their own card
  • Photos of printed vocabulary pages are read with text recognition
  • PDF export is available on Plus, starting at $39/year or $7.99/month
Example German language flashcards for beginners
Which gender is 'Mädchen' (girl), and why?Neuter (das Mädchen). Diminutives ending in -chen are always neuter, regardless of the natural gender.
Present tense of 'sein' with 'wir'?sind (wir sind, we are)
Translate: 'Ich hätte gern einen Kaffee.'I would like a coffee. Hätte gern is the polite conditional form of haben gern.
Which case does 'mit' always take?Dative. Mit is one of the prepositions that always governs the dative case.
Perfect tense of 'gehen' (to go)?ist gegangen. Gehen is a motion verb, so it takes sein rather than haben.
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How many German flashcards should I make at once?

Most learners do better with small batches of 20 to 30 new cards per session, spread over several days. Spaced repetition then brings back the ones you are about to forget.

What is the best way to study German verb conjugations with flashcards?

Put one tense or one verb per card, with the pronoun on the front and the conjugated form on the back. Say each answer aloud before you flip the card.

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