hallo
Meaning hello; hi
Example Hallo! Wie geht's?
Translation Hi! How are you?
Free bundle
Beginner German
German A1 + A2 — everyday words with example sentences to get you talking. Free.
- 294 cards
- 2 packs
- German
- Free
Beginner German is where German starts. It ladders 2 packs in the order you’d actually learn them — German — A1 → German — A2 — 294 cards in all. Every word comes with a natural example sentence and its English meaning, so you learn it in context.
A German word finds you as a gentle notification; one glance reveals the meaning and an example. A little, often, is how a first language actually sticks. It’s free.
What's inside
2 packs, 294 cards — unlocked together.
A look inside
A few of the 294 cards across this bundle — front, then what one tap reveals.
kommen
Meaning to come
Type verb (irregular)
Example Kommst du zur Party?
Translation Are you coming to the party?
tschüss
Meaning bye (informal)
Example Tschüss, bis morgen!
Translation Bye, see you tomorrow!
geben
Meaning to give
Type verb (irregular)
Example Ich gebe dir meine Nummer.
Translation I'll give you my number.
auf Wiedersehen
Meaning goodbye (formal)
Example Auf Wiedersehen!
Translation Goodbye!
sehen
Meaning to see
Type verb (irregular)
Example Ich sehe fern.
Translation I watch television.
Questions
- Is the Beginner German bundle good for a complete beginner?
- Yes — it covers CEFR A1 and A2, the first two levels, starting from everyday words. No prior German needed.
- What’s included?
- 2 packs — German — A1, German — A2 — 294 cards in total.
- Is this a subscription?
- No — this bundle is free, and Hanase has no subscriptions.
- Which devices does it work on?
- Hanase runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Cards arrive as gentle notifications and your progress syncs across your devices over iCloud — and everything works offline once downloaded.