Free vocabulary pack

Learn German in the order that matters.

The 4,500 most useful German words — ranked by how often you actually hear them, not by topic. So you’re always learning the highest-leverage word you don’t yet know.

der (m) die (f) das (n) gender colour-coded throughout
The difference

Most word lists waste your first months.

Themed packs (“100 kitchen words”) teach vocabulary you won’t hear for months. A frequency ranking is built on real usage — so the words you meet on day one are the ones you’ll meet every single day.

1

Ranked by real frequency

Every word earns its place. You always study the highest-leverage word you don’t yet know — ideal for A0–A2.

2

Built for how German works

Pronunciation (IPA), a natural example sentence, and gender colour-coding — der, die, das — baked into every entry.

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Audio in Leyla’s own voice

Each word and example is voiced — the same voice from the videos. You learn the word and how it actually sounds.

Inside the pack

See exactly what you get.

A clean, study-ready layout. Headword, part of speech, IPA, a one-line gloss and a real example with its English translation. Nouns are colour-coded by gender so the article sticks from the first read.

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How to read it m f n
001
der article /deːɐ̯/
the
Der Kaffee in der Küche ist heiß. — The coffee in the kitchen is hot.
009
haben verb /haːbn̩/
to have
Hast du heute Zeit für mich? — Do you have time for me today?
109
der Mensch noun · m /mɛnʃ/
human being
Jeder Mensch braucht Wasser zum Trinken. — Everyone needs water to drink.
116
die Zeit noun · f /tsaɪt/
time
Ich habe heute keine Zeit dafür. — I have no time for that today.
065
das Jahr noun · n /jaːɐ̯/
year
Dieses Jahr fahren wir nach Italien. — This year we are going to Italy.
The system

Try it free. Then get all of it.

One frequency-ranked system, two packs: a free starter to feel the format, and the full 4,500-word system — deck plus Reference Library.

500 nouns

Starter pack Free

The 500 most common nouns as a beautifully set PDF — der, die, das colour-coded — plus the first 150 cards of the 4500 deck with Leyla audio.

4500 words

German 4500 — the complete systemEverything

Every word that matters, in frequency order: the full Anki deck — an example in Leyla’s voice on all 4,865 cards, verb forms and government — plus the Reference Library (nouns by gender, verbs by system, adjectives & adverbs as look-up PDFs) and the complete 4,865-word list as a spreadsheet.

Free starter pack

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