A1–A2 Vocabulary Adjectives Reading
Was bin ich?
Guess the object using German adjectives
Was bin ich? is a small collection of quick games about German describing words - hot, fast, big, sweet, expensive. Hand-drawn pictures carry the meaning, so you match a word to a thing, judge whether a claim fits, sort opposites or spot the odd one out. Every answer shows the German word with its English translation, so the vocabulary you need for everyday conversation builds while you play.
Adjectives let you describe a thing: Der Tee ist heiß, Das Ticket ist teuer, Das Auto ist schnell. Useful describing words help you explain what you like, need or notice in everyday life.
The more you play this game, the better you will be able to understand simple descriptions and describe food, clothes and everyday objects with familiar words. Try using one adjective to describe something near you after your round.
Play a short mini-game during a wait, or add one to a daily habit. Return on another day to revisit the words.
German adjectives - the describing words for colors, sizes, shapes, temperatures, tastes, textures and speed - plus the everyday objects they go with. You meet each word inside a short sentence next to a clear picture, so you learn what it means and when to use it.
No. The pictures carry the meaning, the menus are in English, and the German stays short and simple. Beginners can play from the very first round and pick up more with each one.
A few different ways to meet the same words: pick the object a description fits, decide whether a claim about a picture is true, find the thing that matches an adjective, choose between two opposites, or spot the odd one out. Switching between them means each word is learned from several angles.
The pictures give each describing word something to refer to. You use its meaning to choose a picture, check a claim or compare opposites. After a round, try a word in your own short sentence, such as Der Tee ist heiß.
A1 to A2. It suits your first months of German, and stronger learners can still use it as a fast warm-up to sharpen everyday vocabulary.
It opens in any modern browser on phone, tablet or desktop, and you can play without an account - no download, no payment. An internet connection is needed to play.