German Words Every Student Should Know328
Embarking on a study abroad adventure in Germany requires more than just packing your bags. To fully immerse yourself in the German culture and academic experience, it's essential to master the local language. Here's a comprehensive guide of 1500+ German words and phrases that will empower you during your time in Germany.
Essential German Vocabulary
Basics
Hallo/Guten Tag - Hello/Good day
Auf Wiedersehen - Goodbye
Bitte - Please
Danke - Thank you
Ja - Yes
Nein - No
Ich verstehe nicht - I don't understand
Können Sie mir helfen? - Can you help me?
Academic Vocabulary
Universität - University
Student - Student
Professor - Professor
Kurs - Course
Vorlesung - Lecture
li>Seminar - Seminar
Bibliothek - Library
Hausaufgabe - Homework
Daily Life Vocabulary
Wohnung - Apartment
Mieten - To rent
Einkaufen - To shop
Essen - To eat
2024-12-31
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