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German A1 decks — the first vocabulary, said out loud

Four decks for the first year of German: noun genders, verb forms, adjective pairs, and the exchanges you actually get caught by. All four are German on both sides.

These decks exist because of what German learners in Germany were already building by hand in VoiceCards — noun lists sorted by der and die, verb lists, adjective lists, phrase lists. The decks here are those, done properly: gender and plural looked up rather than remembered, verb forms including the auxiliary taken from a conjugation database.

None of them carry a translation column. The people they are for run their phone in Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Italian, Vietnamese or German, and a deck with an English column would serve one of those and no others. An article, a plural, an opposite and a natural reply are the same answer in any first language.

All Deutsch A1 decks 4

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