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German A1 City & Places Vocabulary

This is the complete German City & Places vocabulary at A1 level — 29 words, each with its English translation, the article (der / die / das) and an example sentence. Search it, or download the whole list free as a CSV or an Anki flashcard deck.

29 A1 · City & Places words

German wordEnglish meaning
die Adresseaddress
der Ausgangexit
dathere, here
danebenbeside, next to
draußenoutside
durchthrough
der Eingangentrance
der Flughafenairport
die Führungtour, guidance
der Geburtsortbirthplace
die Heimathomeland
hierhere
hintenat the back
inin
der Kioskkiosk, newsstand
der Ladenshop, store
das Landcountry
das Lokalbar, pub
die Mittemiddle, center
obenabove, upstairs
der Ortplace, location
der Platzplace, square
rechtsright, on the right
das Schildsign
die Sehenswürdigkeitsight, attraction
die Stadtcity, town
die Straßestreet, road
untenbelow, downstairs
zwischenbetween

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How many German city & places words are at A1 level?

29 words. This page lists the complete A1 City & Places vocabulary with English translations and articles.

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