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German spelling practice

Practice writing German words: see a picture and a meaning, type the word and check your spelling instantly. Free, with accent buttons and hints.

Write the dictionary form with its German capitalization and umlauts. Nouns begin with a capital letter.

Free to practice · No account needed · Save words when you’re ready

Choose your words

Use the picture and translation to write the word. Accents count; the accent buttons can help.

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Illustration of this meaning
Write the word

stand

Words in this set: Starter words

Every word in the current set with its meaning. Tap the speaker to hear it.

  • stehenstand
  • gehengo
  • machendo/make
  • Frauwoman
  • Mannman
  • Handhand
  • liegenbe located
  • findenfind
  • Haushouse
  • Türdoor
  • Muttermother
  • fahrendrive or travel by vehicle

Turn recognition into recall

Seeing a word is easier than producing it. These exercises show you a meaning and ask you to write the word yourself. Use the accent buttons to enter letters your keyboard may not have.

Keep the words you want to remember.

Choose “Save word” to add a flashcard with its meaning and example to your Word Bank. Alex will help you create a free account if you haven’t joined yet. Your saved words are available on the web and in the app.

German vocabulary

A little guidance before you start

Is this free? Do I need an account?

Yes, it’s free, and you can start without an account. Create a free account only if you want to save words to your Word Bank and review them later on the web or in the app.

How many words should I practice at once?

Short sessions work best. Each round has up to 12 words. Repeat the ones you missed, then switch to another exercise or read a story that uses them.

Where do the words and sentences come from?

Every word and example sentence comes from an Inklingo story written for learners, so you practice vocabulary the way it is really used. The meanings shown are the ones the word has in those sentences.