German Vocabulary Flash Cards (1000 Cards) QuickStudy Reference Tool (QuickStudy Academic) Cards – December 4, 2008

Great, I especially like how the cards are organized by category and it's easy to find them in the box. Each card is numbered so I can put them back in order when I'm done. The categories are Useful Adjectives, Sports and Entertainment, Food/Restaurant, Clothes/Shopping, Bank/Money, School/Workplace, Family/People, Habitat, Body/Health, Travel/Directions, Weather, Calendar/Time, Numbers and Measurement, Colors, Basic Greetings. I also like how grammatical notes are sometimes added to clarify something. For example on the card for the word "which?" it says "welcher [sing.]". Plurals are also added which is nice. A good purchase.

These cards are perfect for someone looking to build up their vocabulary. The cards are easy to find because of how they are labeled. When you open the box you will see that each section of cards (Useful Adjectives, Clothes/Shopping, Weather, etc.) has more blue marking on the top, making it very easy to find the specific section you want to work on. You could also just arrange the cards into whatever groupings you like to study differently from how they are set up originally. I really, really like these cards.

These are very helpful, but it only had nouns and a few adjectives; however, they were tabbed in groups in a way that you could easily separate them by topic if they got mixed up. They had the word in English on one side and and German on the other side (along with it's der, die, das gender), but no pronunciation help. Have not found any verbs in there.I wish someone would make a set of German verbs with an English sentence with the verb underlined on one side (so you can see how it's used) and the correctly conjugated verb in German on the other side with the translated sentence below it. This is the thing that most people need practice with.

My wife and I want to move to Germany and these are great for getting her into the language. The set is large and broken down by category. We have been going through them for a couple of days. I think if we can learn these words (they are very well chosen) we will do fine in Berlin.

These flashcards are good for learning very basic vocabulary. These flashcards probably wont be very helpful past the very basics of German. To make these flashcards better, the adjectives cards could have the COMPARTIVE and SUPERLATIVE forms, and the verbs could have the PRESENT TENSE conjugation, PRATERITUM conjugations and PAST PERFECT conjugations, just like a dictionary entry. I feel like it is standard to study all 3 forms of the verb. It is not really useful to only learn one form of a word when there are multiple. If you are just starting to learn in middle or highschool this could be useful, but if you are learning for college or to live in the country these will not be very helpful.

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So many words and easy to learn vocabulary. I’ve already learnt a little bit German before so learning about “time” didn’t get me confused but with someone never learn, I think it’s not easy to understand

Although the cards are a bit small, as well as the writing, these are convenient cards and for a great price. It allows me to have more free time to just jump right in and study instead of going through the process of creating my own cards.