Common Words vs Goethe Flashcards

The 1,000 most common words cover about 82% of everyday speech — so learn those first. Common Words teaches the highest-frequency words in Italian, Spanish, French, and German in the order they actually appear, each with pronunciation and a real example. Five focused minutes a day. Suject to Terms & Conditions https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Goethe flashcards - the most frequent 1000 words of the German language. Learn the words German actually runs on. Every card is drawn from a frequency list built on tens of millions of words of real spoken German, so if a word is in here, you will meet it constantly. HOW IT WORKS - Tap a card to flip between the word and its meaning. - Sort each word into Known or Learning with one tap. - Swipe left to right to undo a decision you did not mean to make. - Open either list to read every word and meaning on one scrollable page. WHAT IS ON A CARD - The word, with its article marked the way German course books do it: -r for der, -e for die, -s for das. So "-s Auto", "-r Mann", "-e Frau". - A definition in German or English. Tap the flag on the home screen to switch the base language: German definitions come from the German Wiktionary, English ones from the English Wiktionary. - Its part of speech: noun, verb, adjective or adverb. - How often it occurs, so you can see what "frequent" actually means. BUILT FOR STUDY - Works completely offline. No account, no sign-up, no network. - Nothing is collected about you. Your progress stays on your device. - Your Known and Learning lists and your language choice are saved between sessions. Sources are credited inside the app under the "?" button. The word list and definitions are free to download under CC BY-SA 4.0 at https://emirhan777.github.io/GoetheFlashcards/data.html