German Common Adjectives Vocabulary

Learn the most important German adjectives for everyday life: qualities, opposites, and descriptions. Perfect for beginners who want to describe people, things, and situations. Practice 6 sets and 120 words with native audio, IPA, translations, and spaced repetition.

This category includes 6 sets and 120 words for German learners at CEFR A1, A2.

German vocabulary sets in this topic

Basic Qualities — In “Basic Qualities”, practise German A1 words and expressions including gut, schlecht, schnell, neu. The example sentences show how to use this vocabulary in everyday situations. · CEFR A1 · 20 words
Feelings & States — In “Feelings & States”, practise German A1 words and expressions including glücklich, traurig, müde, krank. The example sentences show how to use this vocabulary in everyday situations. · CEFR A1 · 20 words
Colors & Properties — In “Colors & Properties”, practise German A1 words and expressions including schwarz, weiß, rot, blau. The example sentences show how to use this vocabulary in everyday situations. · CEFR A1 · 23 words
More Adjectives — In “More Adjectives”, practise German A1 words and expressions including bekannt, besetzt, besser, breit. The example sentences show how to use this vocabulary in everyday situations. · CEFR A1 · 17 words
A2 Adjectives I — In “A2 Adjectives I”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including aufregend, bequem, berühmt. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic. · CEFR A2 · 20 words
A2 Adjectives II — In “A2 Adjectives II”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including neblig, nervös, pünktlich. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic. · CEFR A2 · 20 words

Sample German words

billig, schlecht, laut, kurz, schwer, glücklich, stark, ruhig, fertig, krank, gelb, rot

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