CEFR A1

English — A1

149 essential English words at CEFR A1, each with a simple definition and example sentence.

Part of the Beginner English bundle

  • 149 cards
  • CEFR A1
  • English
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The English vocabulary that defines CEFR A1 — 149 words at the beginner level, each with a natural example sentence and its English meaning. Every card can be read aloud in a native voice, and you can practise saying it back.

Rather than a wall of flashcards, a English word arrives as a gentle notification; one glance reveals the meaning and an example. A little, often, is how vocabulary actually sticks. It’s free.

A look inside

A few of the 149 cards in this pack — front, then what one tap reveals.

hello
Meaning a word you say to greet someone when you meet them
Type interjection
Example Hello, how are you today?
goodbye
Meaning a word you say when you leave someone
Type interjection
Example Goodbye! See you tomorrow.
please
Meaning a polite word you add when you ask for something
Type interjection
Example Can I have some water, please?
water
Meaning the clear liquid that we drink and that fills rivers and seas
Type noun
Example She drinks a glass of water every morning.
eat
Meaning to put food in your mouth and swallow it
Type verb
Example We eat dinner at seven o'clock.
friend
Meaning a person you know well and like, who is not your family
Type noun
Example My best friend lives next door.

How Hanase teaches it

Cards don't wait in a deck for you to open them. One arrives as a gentle notification; a glance shows the prompt, one tap reveals the answer, and you can hear it spoken in a native voice. It works on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, and there are no streaks, scores, or shame — just a little, often, until it's yours.

Questions

What does CEFR A1 mean?
The Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) grades language ability from A1 (beginner) through C2 (mastery). A1 is the beginner band — this pack covers the English vocabulary expected at that level.
How many English words are in this pack?
149 words, each with an example sentence and an English translation.
Are example sentences included?
Yes — every English word comes with a natural sentence and its translation, so you see how the word is really used.
Which devices does it work on?
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Does it work offline?
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Is this pack free?
Yes — this pack is free.

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