Random Common German Nouns Quiz #1

Type the English translation of these common German nouns. 50 nouns are listed every time you play, out of a total of 100. The nouns and their order change every time!

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German	English
das Kind	child
das Telefon	telephone
die Frage	question, issue
das Ding	thing
die Stadt	city, town
das Los	lot, ticket
das Wort	word
die Nacht	night
der Atem	breath
der Stuhl	chair
der Gott	God
die Minute	minute
das Papier	paper
das Glas	glass
das Geld	money
der Tisch	table
das Fenster	window
die Familie	family
das Feuer	fire
die Zeit	time
die Mutter	mother
der Baum	tree
der Hund	dog
der Kerl	guy, fellow, chap, bloke
das Auge	eye
das Auto	car
die Mauer	wall
der Finger	finger
die Küche	kitchen, cooking, cuisine
das Blut	blood
die Stunde	hour
die Schulter	shoulder
die Stimme	voice, vote
das Aussehen	appearance
das Lächeln	smile
der Fuß	foot
der Tod	death
das Büro	office
das Volk	people, folk
die Schule	school
die Geschichte	history, story
der Moment	moment
der Raum	room, space
das Haar	hair
der Gedanke	thought
das Ende	end
der Freund	friend
das Gesicht	face
das Mädchen	girl
der Rücken	back

Level 79

Nov 27, 2019

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Level 79

Nov 27, 2019

When learning German nouns, it's best to learn them along with their gender (in the nominative form - der, die or das), as if they were part of the noun. It would also help to know how to deduce the gender of a noun based on its suffix.