German Flashcards for iPhone – Der Die Das & B1 Vocabulary
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FlashcardINGOAMPT Learn German
German flashcards.
Learn with pictures.
Practice A1–B1 vocabulary and der, die, das with pictures, audio and examples. Start with 100 free flashcards on your iPhone.
100 free cards with banner ads. Optional one-time premium unlock; no subscription. Compare what is included.
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Try the picture-based learning method.
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Requires iOS 16.5 or later.
Make each word more memorable
How visual German flashcards work
FlashcardINGOAMPT Learn German is a vocabulary practice app. Instead of reviewing a bare word list, connect a word with a picture, its article and a sentence. The app’s visual mnemonics also weave the word’s first letter into an image.
A small example to try
Say the article. Then reveal the answer.
Which article goes with Kartoffel (“potato”)? Think of the word and its article together, then tap the card.
A vocabulary example for this page. See the real app previews below for the picture, pronunciation and sentence controls.
Der, die or das?KartoffelTap to reveal the article and an example +
The potato · feminine noun. Pink is the app’s memory cue for die.
Ich koche die Kartoffel.
I am cooking the potato.
Say it together: die Kartoffel.
Recall the image
Use a visual association as a cue for the German word. Learn a noun together with its article from the beginning.
Hear the word
Listen to pronunciation, then say the word aloud. Turn the card over to connect the sound with the spelling.
Read an example
See the vocabulary in a German sentence with its meaning. Use that sentence as a starting point for your own practice.
Keep der, die and das in the picture
The article colors are memory cues. The article is written out too, so you do not need to rely on color alone.
Pink · feminine nouns (singular)
Blue · masculine nouns (singular)
Green · neuter nouns (singular)
A closer look
One word. A picture and an example.
The original developer previews show die Kartoffel (“the potato”): a pink picture cue on the front, then the German word, sentence and audio controls on the reverse. Tap a preview to open the full image. Appearance may vary by version.
Swipe sideways to see both previews, or use the arrow keys in the gallery.
Like learning through pictures? Start with the free pack.
Try 100 free cardsSimple daily practice
Look, listen, flip and repeat
- Look firstStudy the picture. Try to recall the German word and article before revealing the answer.
- Tap and listenTap the card to flip it. Read the example and use the speaker controls for pronunciation.
- Repeat difficult cardsSwipe left when you need more practice, so the card returns to the stack.
- Move on, then revisitSwipe right for a word you know. Reset the free or full pack when you want another review.
Original developer preview of the picture-based learning method.
Try a five-minute study routine
Review a small set of words. Say each noun with its article, listen once, then make a short sentence of your own. Come back to the difficult cards later.
Know what you are downloading
Start free. Choose the full pack when ready.
Try the learning method before deciding on premium. The current App Store description lists a free pack and an optional one-time in-app purchase. Check the App Store for your local price.
Free pack
100 flashcards
- Picture-based vocabulary practice.
- Pronunciation and example sentences.
- Banner ads in the free experience.
- Reset the free pack to review it again.
Optional premium
Around 1,000 flashcards
- Full vocabulary and verb pack.
- Banner ads removed.
- One-time in-app purchase.
- No subscription for the premium unlock.
App facts and privacy
Checked against the official App Store listing on 11 November 2026. Compatibility, pricing and disclosures can change; Apple shows the current details for your storefront.
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- App
- FlashcardINGOAMPT Learn German
- Device
- Designed for iPhone · iOS 16.5 or later
- Category
- Education
- Language
- English interface; German vocabulary practice
- Developer
- INGOAMPT · provider DI Pegah Tafvizi
- Access
- Free download with optional in-app purchase
Before you start
Questions about German flashcards
A focused vocabulary companion for short, repeated study sessions.
Who is this app for?
It is for learners who want visual German vocabulary practice, including A1, A2 and B1 words and verbs. It suits short review sessions alongside a class, course or your own study plan.
How does it help with der, die and das?
Nouns are connected with their articles and color cues: pink for die, blue for der and green for das. Practice the article and noun together, rather than memorizing the noun alone.
Does it include German pronunciation?
Yes. Cards include pronunciation and example sentences. The original preview shows separate audio controls for the word and sentence. If you cannot hear them, check your iPhone’s volume and silent setting.
What happens when I swipe a card?
Swipe left to repeat a card you find difficult. Swipe right to remove a known card from the current study stack. You can reset your pack for another review; moving a card out of the stack is not a permanent loss of the pack.
How much can I use for free?
The current offer starts with 100 free cards and banner ads. An optional one-time purchase unlocks around 1,000 cards and removes banner ads. The App Store shows the price for your region.
Is premium a subscription?
No. The current App Store description describes a one-time premium unlock, with no subscription. Review the purchase information shown by Apple before confirming any purchase.
Is this a complete German course or an official B1 exam app?
It focuses on vocabulary and article review. Use it alongside grammar, speaking, reading and listening practice. It does not certify a language level, replace a complete course or guarantee an exam result.
Which devices does it support?
Apple markets the app as designed for iPhone, requiring iOS 16.5 or later. For any additional device compatibility, check the current Compatibility section on the linked App Store page.
Your next German word starts with a picture
Try the first 100 flashcards.
See whether visual vocabulary practice fits the way you learn.
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