German Flashcards
German Body Flashcards
Master body vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
Master body vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Review your German body vocabulary and test your knowledge with interactive practice.
Put your new body vocabulary into practice and see how many words you can remember.
Review German body vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.
Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for German learners.
Memory Trick: Think of shouting 'OW!' when you get poked in the eye. 'Auge' sounds like 'OW-guh'!
OW! My Auge (eye) got poked!
Memory Trick: Picture walking along a long straight vine on your legs. 'Bein' sounds like 'bine' (rhymes with line).
Walk down the line on your Bein!
Memory Trick: Imagine a police officer (a COP) wearing his uniform hat directly on his head ('Kopf').
Put the cop's hat on your Kopf!
Memory Trick: Think of taking a bow from your waist—you bow forward with your belly ('Bauch' sounds like 'bowkh').
Take a bow with your Bauch!
Memory Trick: Think of doing a deep exercise lunge! Your lungs ('Lunge') work hard to supply oxygen when you perform a lunge.
Breathe deeply into your Lunge while doing a lunge!
Memory Trick: It sounds almost identical to 'elbow'! The ending '-bogen' means 'bow' or 'bend', so it is your 'elbow bend'.
The bend in your arm is your Ellbogen!
How body vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Standard German: das Gesäß / der Hintern
Switzerland: das Füdli
Austria: der Po / der Hintern
Standard German: der Mund
Southern Germany & Austria: die Gosche
Northern Germany: die Schnute
Germany: der Fußknöchel / der Knöchel
Austria: der Knöchel
Switzerland: der Fussknöchel
Standard German: das Bein (leg) / der Fuß (foot)
Austria & Bavaria (Colloquial): der Fuß (often refers to entire leg)
Switzerland: das Bein / der Fuss
Standard German: die Nase
Germany (Colloquial): der Zinken / die Riechmuschel
Austria: der Zinken
Standard German: der Bauch
Austria: die Wampe / der Bauch
Switzerland: der Buch / der Bauch
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