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The Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) is the international standard for measuring language proficiency. It’s used by schools, employers, and language apps worldwide.

LevelNameYou can…Words
A1BeginnerIntroduce yourself, order food, ask directions~500
A2ElementaryHandle daily routines, describe your background~1,200
B1IntermediateDiscuss opinions, travel independently, describe experiences~2,500
B2Upper IntermediateFollow news, debate topics, write essays~4,000
C1AdvancedUse language flexibly, understand implicit meaning, work in target language~6,000
C2MasteryUnderstand virtually everything, express yourself precisely~8,000+

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Swiss German — Essentials (for English Speakers) Official

200 essential Swiss German (Züridütsch) words for English speakers. Greetings, survival phrases, key vocabulary to understand everyday Swiss German, with phonetic pronunciation guides.

Swiss German → English 211 words ~22 days to complete A1 A2
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Swiss German — Daily Life (for English Speakers) Official

205 Swiss German (Züridütsch) words for daily life in Switzerland. Shopping, food, transport, social situations, and work with phonetic pronunciation guides and cultural context.

Swiss German → English 206 words ~21 days to complete A2 B1
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Swiss German Emergencies & Help for German Speakers Official

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 → German 22 words ~3 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Emergencies & Help for English Speakers Official

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.

Swiss German → English 22 words ~3 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Numbers, Time & Money for German Speakers Official

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 → German 23 words ~3 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Numbers, Time & Money for English Speakers Official

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.

Swiss German → English 23 words ~3 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Greetings & Small Talk for German Speakers Official

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.

Swiss German → German 32 words ~4 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Greetings & Small Talk for English Speakers Official

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.

Swiss German → English 32 words ~4 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Restaurant & Shopping for German Speakers Official

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 → German 34 words ~4 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Restaurant & Shopping for English Speakers Official

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.

Swiss German → English 34 words ~4 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Travel & Directions for German Speakers Official

Schweizerdeutsche Reise- und Wegbeschreibungs-Phrasen (Zürcher Dialekt): Bahnhof, Zug, Billett, Richtungen und um Hilfe bitten. Jede Karte mit hochdeutscher Entsprechung und Dialekthinweis. Für Deutschsprachige.

Swiss German → German 35 words ~4 days to complete A1
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Swiss German Travel & Directions for English Speakers Official

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.

Swiss German → English 35 words ~4 days to complete A1
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