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German A1 Home & Household Vocabulary

This is the complete German Home & Household vocabulary at A1 level — 28 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.

28 A1 · Home & Household words

German wordEnglish meaning
anmachenturn on, start
das Apartmentapartment
auf seinbe open, be up
das Badbathroom
der Balkonbalcony
die Duscheshower
der Gartengarden
die Hallehall, hangar
der Herdstove/cooker
kaputtbroken
die Küchekitchen
der Kühlschrankrefrigerator
das Lichtlight
die Ordnungorder, tidiness
das Papierpaper
der Raumroom, space
der Schlüsselkey
der Schrankcupboard, wardrobe
das Sofasofa, couch
der Stockfloor, storey
der Tischtable
die Toilettetoilet
die Treppestairs
vermietenrent out, lease
der Vermieterlandlord
wohnento live
die Wohnungapartment
das Zimmerroom

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28 words. This page lists the complete A1 Home & Household vocabulary with English translations and articles.

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