To have (third-person singular present of "haben" e.g. If, when if, the ifs (capitalized as a noun - Wenn) That ("daß" is an obsolete spelling of "dass" used prior to the German spelling reform of 1996)Ī, an (feminine nominative and accusative) Me (accusative singular of "ich") myself (reflexive pronoun) The (definitive article accusative masculine singular dative plural of "der") this, that one (demonstrative pronoun, accusative masculine singular of "der") who, that, which (relative pronoun) How (adverb) like, as (conjunction) how (capitalized as a noun - Wie) Yes really, definitely of course (adverb) a yes (capitalized as a noun - Ja) In, within, at, pertaining to (in + dative) into (in + accusative) To, in, at, on, into, for (preposition) too to, towards closed, shut (adverb)Ī, an (indefinite article masculine and neuter nominative neuter accusative) one (number) The (definite article nominitive singular masculine, genitive/dative singular feminine, genitive plural) who, that, which (relative pronoun, singular)
You (polite or formal addressing one person or a group of people) The (definitive article nominative/accusative, singular feminine or plural form of der) that, which, who (relative pronoun) this one, that one, these ones, those ones (demonstrative pronoun) I (not capitalized unless it is in the beginning of a sentence) ego (capitalized - Ich) (he/she/it) is (3rd-person singular present of "sein") The (definitive article nominative/accusative singular neuter of "der") this, that (demonstrative pronoun) who, that, which (relative pronoun)ĭefinitive article demonstrative pronoun relative pronoun
Some of these words include: der, des, dem, den - the German definite article masculine " the" formĭie, der, den - the German definite article feminine " the" formĭas, des, dem - the German definite article neuter " the" formĮin, eine, einen, einer, einem, eines - the German indefinite article " a, an"ĭu, dich, dir, deiner - "du" (informal "you") and its inflections Most Used German Words 1-50 Rank Note that some words represent different forms of the same word and thus can be grouped into a single entry with a higher combined rank. This list ranks the words according to the body of movie sub-titles. This page includes a list of most common German words along with their English translation. You will quickly begin to understand many more situations when compared to learning your German vocabulary from random sources. When starting to learn German, it is always a good idea to memorize the most common words first.
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