Was ist denn das?
Picture-to-word matching
German nouns name people, animals and things. Matching a noun with a picture helps you connect the written word with its meaning. Learn useful nouns with their article too: der Tisch, die Tür, das Fenster.
The more you play this game, the better you will be able to recognize familiar words on menus, signs and shopping lists, and find words for the things around you. Try naming a pictured object aloud after your round.
Play a short round during a wait, or make it your game after a daily habit. Come back on another day and see which words you remember.
Meet useful words in different ways: see a picture, read the German word and use it in a short phrase. This game gives you repeated picture-and-word matches. After playing, try naming a few of the objects around you.
You can play this game for free in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Each round asks you to match a picture with a German noun. You can start without an account or an app.
Pictures give you a clear meaning to connect with the word. Choosing the matching noun lets you check that connection. You can also say the word aloud or use it in a sentence after playing.
The number varies with what you want to do in German. Start with words for your own daily needs, such as food, transport, work and home. Learn useful phrases with those words, and practice understanding and using them in everyday situations.
Try a short round whenever it fits your day. Return on another day to meet the words again. A small routine, such as playing after brushing your teeth, can make regular practice easier.
Yes. The vocabulary set is built from high-frequency A1/A2 nouns, and because the prompt is a picture rather than an English word, you can start drilling from your very first day of German.