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Die 5000 häufigsten englischen Wörter

Geordnet danach, wie oft jedes Wort im Filmdialog, im Journalismus und in enzyklopädischer Prosa vorkommt, mit der Aussprache zu jedem Wort.

1–100 von 5.000 1.001 haben bisher Wortart, Niveau und Beispiel Frei zugänglich
RangWort Bedeutung AusspracheWortart NiveauBeispiel
0001 the der, die, das /ðə/ Artikel A1 The book is on the table.
0002 to zu, nach; um zu /ˈtu/ Präposition A1 We walked to the station.
0003 and und /ənd/ Konjunktion A1 Bread and butter, please.
0004 of von; aus /ˈʌv/ Präposition A1 That is the end of the story.
0005 a ein, eine /ə/ Artikel A1 She bought a car.
0006 in in /ɪn/ Präposition A1 The keys are in my bag.
0007 that dass; jener, das /ˈðæt/ Konjunktion, Determinativ A1 He said that he was tired.
0008 is ist /ˈɪz/ Verb · be A1 She is a doctor.
0009 it es /ˈɪt/ Pronomen A1 It is raining again.
0010 for für /ˈfɔɹ/ Präposition A1 This letter is for you.
0011 on auf, an /ˈɑn/ Präposition A1 The cat sat on the wall.
0012 was war /ˈwɑz/ Verb · be A1 I was at home yesterday.
0013 with mit /ˈwɪð/ Präposition A1 Come with me.
0014 this dieser, diese, dies /ˈðɪs/ Determinativ, Pronomen A1 This is my house.
0015 are sind /ˈɑɹ/ Verb · be A1 They are late again.
0016 he er /ˈhi/ Pronomen A1 He works in a bank.
0017 i ich /ˈaɪ/ Pronomen A1 I live near the river.
0018 be sein /ˈbi/ Verb A1 Try to be patient.
0019 as als; wie /ˈæz/ Konjunktion, Präposition A1 She works as a nurse.
0020 have haben /ˈhæv/ Verb A1 I have two brothers.
0021 at an, bei, um /ˈæt/ Präposition A1 We met at the station.
0022 not nicht /ˈnɑt/ Adverb A1 I do not agree.
0023 from von, aus /ˈfɹʌm/ Präposition A1 She comes from Brazil.
0024 but aber, sondern /ˈbʌt/ Konjunktion A1 It is small but comfortable.
0025 you du, Sie, ihr /ˈju/ Pronomen A1 You are early today.
0026 by von; bei /ˈbaɪ/ Präposition A1 The book was written by my father.
0027 his sein, seine /ˈhɪz/ Determinativ · he A1 His car is new.
0028 they sie (Plural) /ˈðeɪ/ Pronomen A1 They live next door.
0029 an ein, eine /ˈæn/ Artikel A1 She ate an apple.
0030 can können /ˈkæn/ Verb A1 I can swim.
0031 all alle, alles /ˈɔl/ Determinativ, Pronomen A1 All the seats were taken.
0032 or oder /ˈɔɹ/ Konjunktion A1 Tea or coffee?
0033 one eins, einer /ˈwʌn/ Numerale, Pronomen A1 One of them is missing.
0034 has hat /ˈhæz/ Verb · have A1 She has a new job.
0035 were waren /ˈwɝ/ Verb · be A1 We were very tired.
0036 we wir /ˈwi/ Pronomen A1 We are ready to go.
0037 there dort, da; es gibt /ˈðɛɹ/ Adverb A1 There is a problem.
0038 had hatte /ˈhæd/ Verb · have A1 They had dinner early.
0039 will werden (Futur) /ˈwɪl/ Verb A1 I will call you tomorrow.
0040 who wer; der, die, das /ˈhu/ Pronomen A1 Who is at the door?
0041 her ihr, ihre; sie /ˈhɝ/ Determinativ, Pronomen · she A1 Her sister is a teacher.
0042 so so; also /ˈsoʊ/ Adverb, Konjunktion A1 It was so cold last night.
0043 been gewesen /ˈbɪn/ Verb · be A1 I have been here before.
0044 what was /ˈwʌt/ Pronomen, Determinativ A1 What is your name?
0045 about über, von; ungefähr /əˈbaʊt/ Präposition A1 It is a book about birds.
0046 no nein; kein /ˈnoʊ/ Determinativ, Adverb A1 There is no milk left.
0047 their ihr, ihre (Plural) /ˈðɛɹ/ Determinativ · they A1 Their house is the blue one.
0048 when wann, wenn, als /ˈwɛn/ Konjunktion, Adverb A1 When did you arrive?
0049 she sie /ˈʃi/ Pronomen A1 She plays the piano.
0050 if wenn, falls; ob /ˈɪf/ Konjunktion A1 If it rains, we stay at home.
0051 more mehr /ˈmɔɹ/ Determinativ, Adverb A1 I need more time.
0052 up hinauf, oben /ˈʌp/ Adverb, Präposition A1 He stood up slowly.
0053 out hinaus, draußen /ˈaʊt/ Adverb A1 She went out an hour ago.
0054 time Zeit; Mal /ˈtaɪm/ Substantiv A1 We have no time to lose.
0055 would würde /ˈwʊd/ Verb A1 I would like a coffee.
0056 some einige, etwas /ˈsʌm/ Determinativ A1 Some people were still waiting.
0057 which welcher; der, die, das /ˈwɪtʃ/ Determinativ, Pronomen A1 Which one do you want?
0058 do tun, machen /ˈdu/ Verb A1 Do your homework first.
0059 him ihn, ihm /ˈhɪm/ Pronomen · he A1 I saw him yesterday.
0060 like wie; mögen /ˈlaɪk/ Präposition, Verb A1 She looks like her mother.
0061 after nach /ˈæftɚ/ Präposition, Konjunktion A1 We left after lunch.
0062 first erster; zuerst /ˈfɝst/ Adjektiv, Adverb A1 This is my first visit.
0063 just nur; gerade /ˈdʒʌst/ Adverb A1 He has just arrived.
0064 two zwei /ˈtu/ Numerale A1 Two coffees, please.
0065 other anderer /ˈʌðɚ/ Adjektiv A1 The other door is open.
0066 now jetzt /ˈnaʊ/ Adverb A1 We must go now.
0067 them sie, ihnen /ˈðɛm/ Pronomen · they A1 I called them twice.
0068 also auch /ˈɔlsoʊ/ Adverb A1 She also speaks French.
0069 over über; mehr als /ˈoʊvɚ/ Präposition, Adverb A1 The bridge goes over the river.
0070 said sagte /ˈsɛd/ Verb · say A1 She said nothing at all.
0071 new neu /ˈnu/ Adjektiv A1 I bought a new phone.
0072 my mein, meine /ˈmaɪ/ Determinativ · i A1 My name is Ana.
0073 into in (hinein) /ˈɪntu/ Präposition A1 He walked into the room.
0074 only nur; einzig /ˈoʊnli/ Adverb, Adjektiv A1 Only one seat was free.
0075 people Leute, Menschen /ˈpipəl/ Substantiv · person A1 Many people came to the concert.
0076 well gut /ˈwɛl/ Adverb A1 She sings very well.
0077 these diese /ˈðiz/ Determinativ, Pronomen · this A1 These shoes are mine.
0078 than als (Vergleich) /ˈðæn/ Konjunktion A1 He is taller than me.
0079 where wo, wohin /ˈwɛɹ/ Adverb, Konjunktion A1 Where do you live?
0080 then dann; damals /ˈðɛn/ Adverb A1 We had lunch, then we left.
0081 could konnte, könnte /ˈkʊd/ Verb · can A1 Could you help me?
0082 its sein, seine (sächlich) /ˈɪts/ Determinativ · it A1 The dog wagged its tail.
0083 how wie /ˈhaʊ/ Adverb A1 How are you today?
0084 me mich, mir /ˈmi/ Pronomen · i A1 Give it to me.
0085 your dein, Ihr, euer /ˈjɔɹ/ Determinativ · you A1 Your bag is over here.
0086 because weil /bɪˈkɔz/ Konjunktion A1 We stayed in because it rained.
0087 did tat, machte /ˈdɪd/ Verb · do A1 Did you call her?
0088 years Jahre /ˈjɪɹz/ Substantiv · year A1 She lived here for ten years.
0089 see sehen /ˈsi/ Verb A1 I can see the sea from here.
0090 back zurück; Rücken /ˈbæk/ Adverb, Substantiv A1 He came back late.
0091 any irgendein, jeder /ˈɛni/ Determinativ A1 Do you have any questions?
0092 get bekommen; werden /ˈɡɛt/ Verb A1 I get up at seven.
0093 may dürfen; vielleicht /ˈmeɪ/ Verb A2 May I come in?
0094 right richtig; rechts /ˈɹaɪt/ Adjektiv, Adverb A1 That is the right answer.
0095 most die meisten; am meisten /ˈmoʊst/ Determinativ, Adverb A1 Most of them agreed.
0096 very sehr /ˈvɛɹi/ Adverb A1 It is very hot today.
0097 many viele /ˈmɛni/ Determinativ A1 Many years have passed.
0098 before vor, bevor /bɪˈfɔɹ/ Präposition, Konjunktion A1 Call me before you leave.
0099 our unser /ˈaʊɚ/ Determinativ · we A1 Our train leaves at six.
0100 even sogar /ˈivɪn/ Adverb A1 Even the children helped.
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