German Picture Dictionary Coloring Book: Over 1500 German Words and Phrases for Creative & Visual Learners of All Ages (Color and Learn)

The German Picture Dictionary Coloring Book is a wonderful resource for anyone looking to learn German in a fun and interactive way. Combining vocabulary building with creative coloring, it makes language learning engaging and enjoyable for both kids and adults. Pros: ✅ Great visuals – The pictures are clear and well-designed, making it easy to associate words with images. ✅ Wide vocabulary – Covers essential words in various categories, from animals and food to everyday objects. ✅ Interactive learning – Coloring helps reinforce word retention, making it a great tool for visual learners. ✅ Relaxing & fun – A stress-free way to pick up new German words while being creative. Cons: ❌ Some words could have phonetic pronunciations for beginners. ❌ A spiral-bound option would make it easier to color across pages. Final Thoughts: If you’re looking for a unique and engaging way to learn German, this coloring book is a great choice. Whether you're a beginner or just want a fun language-learning activity, it's both educational and entertaining.

Great idea, studing adv D, but great fun to learn words or reinforce vocab. Excellent explanations for beginners. TRY THIS! I'm over 50, broke out the art supplies and notebook. FUN!

Dictionaries are normally just words, but at least this has pictures for each word and you can color them. AND I emphasize "you" since my artistic skills deserted me in the second grade. The German vocabulary words are grouped by subject, which makes it interesting to just randomly turn to a page and learn some words. They do list the article of the nouns, which is very important to getting adjective endings correct. The contents are mostly nouns, with only two sections on adjectives and verbs and one of adverbs, which to me was a bit sparse. Adverbs are the spice of a language and I am still coming to terms with them in German. But it is not really a grammar book, although it does start out a ten page outline of basic grammar. All in all, a useful way to learn a basic German vocabulary, as long as you remember to learn the gender of each noun.

I’ve done some other work with Lucas Kern. He makes learning a new language fun, especially after struggling through three $100+ classes to the intermediate level. The picture dictionary reinforces practical language uses with imagery that can be readily recalled. Definitely color the pictures since the whole process integrates what you’re learning. Despite my lack of mastery, I can still be conversant with native German speakers, such as my daughter's exchange student friend. We have a planned trip next year to Germany. Coupled with Kern’s instruction and belonging to a German social club in New Orleans—Deutsches Haus—I’m confident that I can speak with native Germans and enhance my visit.

This an easy to follow entertaining book that will review your basic vocabulary of the language. It will not make you fluent or advance your knowledge. It is a very basic book. While reviewing your vocabulary you can calm your nerves by coloring the plates offered in the book.

As I learn new vocabulary (I'm self-teaching with duolingo, books, podcasts, youtube videos) I like to color in the words: yellow/tan for neuter, red/pink for feminine, and blues for masculine. As I'm using the words in sentences, I remember the color I used to color in the picture and it really helps me remember gender. I like the grammatical charts and reminders in the book.

I got this book for 2 reasons: 1. I’m a tactile learner, so colouring in vocab words as I learn them will help me retain the info better 2. It said it included the articles of each word, which I’ve been struggling with (basically is the word masculine/feminine/neuter) This book surprised me in the BEST way because it went BEYOND what it claimed!! The intro to the book breaks down articles, how they undergo declension, adjectives, verbs, consonants, and so much more… even the diphthongs..!! On top of that, there is a very detailed table of contents. Each “section” is broken down with similar types, and is followed by a fun little quiz to assess your retention. (With an answer sheet at the back of the book to check your work!) I love this so much; it’s gone above and beyond my expectations, and I am genuinely enjoying being able to use this book to supplement my shortcomings in my language learning app. I’ll be using their other books for other languages, and I sincerely hope they create more advanced versions to use as a refresher as I advance.

Nice! I wish the pictures were abit bigger though

This is really helpful for language beginners as dictionary and reference book

I studied German for a short time about 50 years ago when in Zurich. Then I learned enough to pass language requirement for a degree. After many years I decided to start again and have been taking on-line lessons for over a year. That is, I have some limited knowledge - Ich spreche ein bischen Deutsch. I do like the language for its resemblance to English and its, for me, quirky structure. This is where the books comes in. I am a pretty good visual learner so I appreciate the pictures and the visualization of words and pronunciation. It is something I have been missing. The illustration shows how I am approaching this. I am on my first run through. I am just colouring in the items that I know well and have been using. Then, as I master other words and structure I will go through again and addd those. So, for me, it is good reminder of what I do and don't know. I also like the structure by topical area which makes for easy reference when I do need a reminder - usually on gender status or pronunciation.

I was unsure that I would make the best use of a colouring book, as an adult. How wrong can you be? This lovely book is so well designed with a short basic grammar section at the front followed by double pages with an illustration on the right with a number key, and the key on the left, plus two or 3 additional sentences as examples. I am returning to German after a course 12 years ago, having not had much practise for a long time. Instead of just learning the list of words on one page, then the next. I am working my way through fairly quickly checking out the drawings for words that come to mind immediately and marking them with a yellow pen. Then checking them against the key and ticking each number in yellow also. When I have finished this I will then start learning the new words and revising the old ones. BTW there is also a link to a really helpful free e-book on the first page. Apologies for the poor photos!

Muchísimo vocabulario, con el atractivo de poderlo colorear, lo cual te ayuda visualmente.

Non adatto ai pennarelli però mi piace