☝️German A1: Words 376–450 | With Pronunciation, Translation & Examples☝️

Welcome back to another episode of our German A1 Vocabulary series, where we help you build your German skills step by step. In this video, we focus on words 376 to 450 from the A1-level vocabulary list — a must-know selection for anyone learning German at the beginner stage.

Whether you're just starting your German learning journey or preparing for an official language exam such as the Goethe-Zertifikat A1 or TELC Start Deutsch 1, this video is a great resource for building your active and passive vocabulary in a structured, efficient way.

🎯 Why this video is useful: This part of the series continues with 75 essential words that appear frequently in everyday German conversations, beginner textbooks, and real-life interactions. We focus not only on vocabulary, but also on correct pronunciation and usage in context — making this an excellent tool for self-study, revision, or daily vocabulary practice.

✅ In this video, you’ll get:

75 common German A1-level words (from #376 to #450)

Accurate English translations for every word

Native German pronunciation for listening and speaking practice

Example sentences in both German and English

A calm, clear layout to help you absorb the material easily

Each word is read aloud by a native German speaker, ensuring you hear authentic pronunciation. The example sentences are short, simple, and directly related to real-life communication scenarios — helping you understand not just the meaning of the word, but how to actually use it in conversation.

💡 How to use this video effectively:

Repeat the words out loud to improve pronunciation and memory

Pause and replay as needed — no rush, learn at your own pace

Take notes or create flashcards with your favorite new words

Practice saying the example sentences to improve fluency

This video is part of a larger playlist designed to take you through the full A1 German vocabulary set in manageable chunks. If you've already watched the previous parts (1–375), you're well on your way to mastering the basics of the German language!

👉 Don't forget to like 👍, subscribe 🔔, and share 📤 this video with fellow German learners. Drop a comment below and let us know which word was new for you, or which one you’ve already started using in your everyday speech!

Whether you're learning German for travel, studies, work, or just for fun, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Let’s learn German together — one word at a time. Viel Erfolg beim Deutschlernen! (Good luck learning German!)

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