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Anyone at the beginning of their German learning journey benefits from a clearly organized collection of essential words. Thematic grouping makes learning easier, as it helps to connect new vocabulary with everyday situations. This strengthens memory through association with images, sounds, and actions.
Olena, linguist and founder of this platform, develops all exercises together with teachers and examiners from Europe, Asia, and South America. Her advice:
Don’t start with alphabetical word lists. Begin with situations: introducing yourself, shopping, visiting the doctor. Combine each word with a simple verb – for example, “buy milk” or “make an appointment”. This increases recall by up to one third.
With a situational A1 vocabulary list, focused repetition, and practical exercises, you will build a solid foundation for future levels – and be well prepared for any A1 German exam.
Lucianna Silva: „I discovered this website three weeks before my B2 exam and can only say that it was absolutely worth it. If I had found it five months earlier, I would have passed the exam for sure. It is really worth studying here and doing as many exercises as possible, because on the exam day you will find exactly the same structure. I would like to sincerely thank the excellent teacher Olena.“
Sergiy Shakhtyor: „Hello everyone! I recommend this website for preparing for the German exam. There is a lot of useful information here, everything is well organized, and the best part – incorrect answers are explained, which really helps with learning. It would be great if the developers also created an app for this website!“
Angela Jobana Villarreal Duarte: „Very useful“

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