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German B1 Feelings & Character Vocabulary

This is the complete German Feelings & Character vocabulary at B1 level — 124 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.

124 B1 · Feelings & Character words

German wordEnglish meaning
toleranttolerant
treufaithful, loyal
die Überraschungsurprise
die Überzeugungconviction, belief
ungewöhnlichunusual, uncommon
unglaublichincredible, unbelievable
das Unglückmisfortune, accident
unheimlichuncanny, eerie
verantwortlichresponsible
der Verdachtsuspicion
verdächtigsuspicious
vergnügtcontent, pleased
das Verhaltenbehavior, conduct
vermissento miss someone
vernünftigreasonable, sensible
verratento betray, reveal
verrücktcrazy, mad
das Vertrauentrust, confidence
wahnsinnigcrazy, insane
wohlprobably, well
wunderschönabsolutely beautiful
wütendangry, furious
zuverlässigreliable, dependable
der Zweifeldoubt

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124 words. This page lists the complete B1 Feelings & Character vocabulary with English translations and articles.

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