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Practise learning a range of vocabulary in a category of your choosing, from common words to more obscure ones. These videos also help you pick up on the pronunciation of the language.

Beginner: Focus on learning some of the basic words in the vocabulary list, and try to pick up on the pronunciation by reciting the words after they're read out.

Intermediate: Try expanding your vocabulary by learning some of the more obscure words in the vocabulary list, and try pronouncing them before they're read out.

Advanced: Aim to learn all the words in the vocabulary list, thinking of a sentence that includes some of the words.

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people in a kitchen

husband

Ehemann (m)

a hand making a heart with the sun in the background

love

Liebe (f)

a person holding a baby

mother

Mutter (f)

a person and two children sitting on a couch

mother-in-law

Schwiegermutter (f)

two doors in a brick building

neighbour

Nachbar (m)

a person kissing a baby

nephew

Neffe (m)

a pile of colorful cards with writing

nickname

Spitzname (m)

a person holding a child

niece

Nichte (f)

a person and a child washing hands

parent

Elternteil (m)

a close up of a handshake

partner

Partner (m)

people hugging at sunset

relationship

Beziehung (f)

a silhouette of two people riding bicycles

romance

Romanze (f)

two children with helmets and scooters on a path

sibling

Geschwister (n)

two children in a hammock

sister

Schwester (f)

a person carrying a child on his shoulders

son

Sohn (m)

two children holding hands walking on a path

stepbrother

Stiefbruder (m)

a person's legs and feet in colorful socks

stepdaughter

Stieftochter (f)

a person holding a baby

stepfather

Stiefvater (m)

a person holding a baby on a beach

stepmother

Stiefmutter (f)

a person and a child touching noses

stepson

Stiefsohn (m)

two children smiling for the camera

twin

Zwilling (m)

a person holding a child in his arms

uncle

Onkel (m)

people sitting on stone steps

wife

Ehefrau (f)

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