Goethe A2 German Nouns Flashcards

At A2 your German vocabulary grows well beyond the basics, and the nouns are where most of that growth happens. This deck collects the A2-level German nouns from the Goethe word list and turns them into flashcards. Each card shows the noun in German with its article, and you flip it to check the English meaning.

Sample of the Goethe A2 Nouns deck (48 of 512)

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A preview of the Goethe A2 Nouns cards, German with the English meaning. The full deck is available in the app.

der Ring: ring
das Salz: salt
das Handy: mobile phone
der Schalter: counter
die Birne: pear
der Flohmarkt: flea market
der Stuhl: chair
der Stadtplan: city map
die Tafel: board, panel
der Strand: beach
der Unterschied: difference
die Adresse: address
das Blatt: leaf, sheet of paper
der Schuh: shoe
das Handtuch: towel
das Rätsel: riddle, puzzle
das Geschenk: gift
die Sprechstunde: consultation hour
das Fach: subject, compartment
die Geschichte: story, history
das Datum: date
der Aufzug: elevator
die Farbe: color
das Getränk: drink
der Hals: neck, throat
der/das Comic: comic
der Computer: computer
der Unfall: accident
die Führung: guided tour
das Baby: baby
die Mitte: middle
der Keller: cellar / basement
das Programm: program
der Apfel: apple
die Universität: university
der Kopf: head
der Bus: bus
das Mobiltelefon: mobile phone
der Laden: shop
das Ding: thing
der Löffel: spoon
die Banane: banana
der Fußball: soccer
die Flasche: bottle
die Stadt: city
der Schlüssel: key
der Hund: dog
die Antwort: answer

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Frequently Asked Questions

What nouns are on the Goethe A2 list?

The deck covers the nouns added at the A2 level: a wider range of everyday words for work, travel, health, and daily life that build on the A1 base. Together with the A1 nouns, these make up the noun vocabulary the A2 exam expects.

Are the nouns shown with their article?

Yes. Each noun comes with its article (der, die, or das), since the gender is part of the word. Learning the article together with the noun saves you from relearning it later.

Can I study the whole A2 noun deck here?

The web page gives you a preview of the deck so you can try it out. The full A2 noun set, with spaced repetition across every card, is available in the iPhone app, which is free to start.

Where is the A2 noun word list?

The Goethe A2 nouns resource page shows the word list with articles and example sentences. These flashcards are the practice version of that list.