Nouns (Substantives) - A1-A2

Learn essential German nouns (Substantive) with their articles and grammatical genders. Every German noun has a gender: masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das).

It's crucial to learn nouns together with their articles from the beginning, as the article is an integral part of the noun in German.

This vocabulary list includes common nouns you'll encounter in everyday German communication.

Word List

#GermanEnglishGerman ExampleEnglish Translation
1der TischtableDer Tisch ist groß.The table is big.
2die TürdoorDie Tür ist offen.The door is open.
3das BuchbookIch lese ein Buch.I am reading a book.
4der MannmanDer Mann liest.The man is reading.
5die FrauwomanDie Frau arbeitet.The woman works.
6das KindchildDas Kind spielt.The child plays.
7das HaushouseWir wohnen in einem Haus.We live in a house.
8die StadtcityDie Stadt ist groß.The city is big.
9das AutocarDas Auto ist rot.The car is red.
10die SchuleschoolIch gehe zur Schule.I go to school.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vocabulary is covered in this topic?

This page covers 10 essential German words for Nouns (Substantives) at A1-A2 level, including common terms and phrases you'll need in real-world situations.

How should I practice these words?

Practice by reading the example sentences, using the words in context, and completing the related exercises. Regular review is key to retention.

Are there exercises available?

Yes! Check the Related Exercises section above for interactive practice activities that will help you master this vocabulary.