Beginner Swiss German decks with example sentences and grammar notes. At A1 you can introduce yourself, order food, ask directions — that takes ~500 words, and these free decks get you there with FSRS spaced repetition.
200 essential Swiss German (Züridütsch) words for English speakers. Greetings, survival phrases, key vocabulary to understand everyday Swiss German, with phonetic pronunciation guides.
240 essential Swiss German (Züridütsch) words for German speakers. Greetings, everyday expressions, key differences from Hochdeutsch, with phonetic pronunciation guides and Bärndütsch variants in grammar notes.
Die schweizerdeutschen Begrüssungen und Small-Talk-Phrasen (Zürcher Dialekt) für sofortige Sympathie: Grüezi, Hallo, wie geht's, Vorstellen, Danke, Entschuldigungen und Verabschiedungen. Jede Karte mit hochdeutscher Entsprechung und Dialekthinweis. Für Deutschsprachige.
The everyday Swiss German (Zurich dialect) greetings and small-talk phrases that build instant rapport: Grüezi, hello, how are you, introductions, thanks, apologies, and goodbyes. Every card includes a pronunciation guide and usage note. For English speakers.
Schweizerdeutsche Phrasen (Zürcher Dialekt) für Café, Restaurant und Einkauf: bestellen, Unverträglichkeiten, mit Karte zahlen, Rechnung, Preise und Grössen. Jede Karte mit hochdeutscher Entsprechung und Dialekthinweis. Für Deutschsprachige.
Swiss German (Zurich dialect) phrases for cafes, restaurants, and shops: ordering, dietary needs, paying by card, asking for the bill, prices, and sizes. Every card includes a pronunciation guide and usage note. For English speakers.
Schweizerdeutsche Reise- und Wegbeschreibungs-Phrasen (Zürcher Dialekt): Bahnhof, Zug, Billett, Richtungen und um Hilfe bitten. Jede Karte mit hochdeutscher Entsprechung und Dialekthinweis. Für Deutschsprachige.
Essential Swiss German (Zurich dialect) phrases for getting around: stations, trains, tickets, directions, and asking for help. Every card includes a pronunciation guide and usage note. For English speakers.
Schweizerdeutsche Notfall- und Hilfe-Phrasen (Zürcher Dialekt): um Hilfe rufen, Arzt, Apotheke, sich unwohl fühlen, verlorene oder gestohlene Sachen. Jede Karte mit hochdeutscher Entsprechung und Dialekthinweis. Für Deutschsprachige.
Swiss German (Zurich dialect) emergency and help phrases: calling for help, doctor, pharmacy, feeling unwell, and lost or stolen items. Every card has a pronunciation guide. For English speakers.
Schweizerdeutsche Zahlen, Uhrzeit und Geld (Zürcher Dialekt): zählen, Uhrzeit, Viertel ab, Franken und Rappen. Jede Karte mit hochdeutscher Entsprechung und Dialekthinweis. Für Deutschsprachige.
Swiss German (Zurich dialect) numbers, telling the time, and money words: counting, o'clock, quarter past, francs and rappen. Every card has a pronunciation guide. For English speakers.
A1 is the entry point of language learning. At this level, you can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at satisfying concrete needs. You can introduce yourself and others, ask and answer questions about personal details such as where you live, people you know, and things you have.
Typical study time: 2–3 months at 15–20 minutes per day.
CEFR A1 (Beginner) corresponds to roughly ~500 words of cumulative vocabulary. At this level you can introduce yourself, order food, ask directions.
Typical study time for A1 is 2–3 months at 15–20 minutes per day. Reviewing 10–15 new words per day with FSRS spaced repetition keeps you on track without cramming.
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