The most common german words

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alist of the most used words in german

Last updated 2:32 PM on 9/4/23
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Hallo
Hello
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Liebe
Love
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Glück
Happiness
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Katze
Cat
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Hund
Dog
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Lächeln
Smile
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Deutscher
German
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Ja
Yes
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Nein
No
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Danke
Thanks
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Tschüss
Goodbye
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nehmen
to take
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verstehen
to understand
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treffen
to meet
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einladen
to invite
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kaufen
to buy
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essen
to eat
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gehen
to walk, to go
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sprechen
to say, to tell, to speak
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wissen
to know
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kommen
to come
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besuchen
to visit
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wollen
to want
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sehen
to see
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stehen
to stand
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denken
to think
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fragen
to ask
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Kaffee
coffee
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Bier
beer
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Tee
tea
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Wein
wine
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Wasser
water
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Salat
salad
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Suppe
soup
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Hähnchen
chicken
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Rindfleisch
beef
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Fisch
fish
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die Zeit (fem.)
time
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das Beispiel (neut.)
example
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das Jahr (neut.)
year
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der Morgen (masc.)
morning
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die Stadt (fem.)
the city
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ein (masc. & neut.) / eine (fem.)
a, an
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der (masc.), das (neut.), die (fem/plural.)
the
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ich
I
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du
you \[singular informal\]
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er
he
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es
it
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sie
she, her; they, them
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wir
we
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ihr
you

\[plural informal\]
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Sie
you

\[singular & plural formal; always capitalized\]
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mich
myself
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dich
yourself
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sich
oneself, himself, herself, itself, yourself [plural informal], themselves
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mein
my
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dein [singular informal]
your
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sein
his
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ihr / Ihr [singular & plural formal] [when capitalized]
hers, their; your
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unser
our
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euer
your

\[plural informal\]
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dieser, diese, dieses
this, these, that, those
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mehr
more
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man
you, one; we; somebody
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kein, keine
none; not one
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nichts
nothing
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lang
long

When used as the adverb “lange”, this means “for a long time”

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neu
new
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alt
old
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viel
a lot, much, many
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groß
big, large, tall
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klein
small
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ganz
whole, complete, entire

Also used as an adverb meaning “quite” or “really”
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andere / anderer / anderes
other
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wie
how
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wo
where
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was
what
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geben
to give
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sagen
to say
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kommen
to come
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wollen
to want
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lassen
to allow, to let
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wissen
to know [a fact]
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gehen
to go
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haben
to have
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sehen
to see
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machen
to make
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sein
to be
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werden
to become

The present tense of werden is also used to form the future tense of other verbs

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nein
no
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nicht
not
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auch
also, too
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so
so, this way, thus
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etwa
about, approximately
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vielleicht
perhaps, maybe, by chance
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kaum
hardly
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doch
anyway, all the same; after all

When used as a conjunction, doch means “but,” “but still,” or “yet”

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nur
only
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hier
here
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oben
up there, above