German A1 Vocabulary Comprehensive Guide

Hallo (Hello): A universal greeting used in German for both formal and informal contexts to say "hello."
Tschüss (Bye): A common, slightly informal way to say goodbye in German-speaking regions.
Danke (Thank you): The standard expression of gratitude and appreciation.
Bitte (Please/You're welcome): A versatile word that serves two primary purposes: it is used to say "please" when making a request and "you're welcome" as a response to someone saying "Danke."
Ja (Yes): The standard affirmative response used to agree or confirm.
Nein (No): The standard negative response used to disagree or deny.

Wasser (Water): Refers to the essential liquid for life and hydration.
Brot (Bread): A staple food item in German culture, referring to the baked good.
Haus (House): Refers to a residential building or a home.
Auto (Car): Refers to a motor vehicle used for transportation.
Schule (School): The educational institution where students go to learn.
Arbeit (Work): Refers to one's job, employment, or the act of performing tasks for a living.
Freund (Friend): A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically exclusive of sexual or family relations.
Familie (Family): A group of people consisting of parents and children living together in a household, or relatives by blood.
Essen (Food): In this context, it refers to the substance consumed to provide nutritional support for an organism.
Trinken (Drink): In this context, it refers to a liquid that can be swallowed as a beverage.

Kaufen (To buy): The action of obtaining an item or service in exchange for payment.
Gehen (To go): The action of moving from one place to another, typically by walking.
Kommen (To come): The action of moving toward or arriving at a place.
Sprechen (To speak): The act of communicating through spoken language or vocal sounds.
Lernen (To learn): The process of acquiring knowledge or skills through study, experience, or being taught.
Lesen (To read): The action of looking at and comprehending the meaning of written or printed matter.
Schreiben (To write): The act of marking letters, words, or other symbols on a surface, typically paper, with a pen, pencil, or similar implement.
Essen (To eat): Note that while previously listed as "Food," the term also serves as the infinitive verb meaning the act of consuming food.
Trinken (To drink): Note that while previously listed as "Drink," the term also serves as the infinitive verb meaning the act of consuming liquids.