Vocabulary test

Test your German vocabulary

Solve German words from an available German to English deck and get an estimated A1–C2 vocabulary band in about 5–8 minutes.

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A playful German vocabulary check, built around the Stickly tile game.

This page uses the German for English speakers deck. Clean solves move you ahead faster. Hints and wrong tiles help us find words that need more practice.

This estimates vocabulary knowledge only—not speaking, listening, writing, or an official CEFR certificate. No signup needed.

Available CEFR vocabulary tests

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Frequently asked questions

How does it work?

Select an available language pair and dive into a fun, engaging game that assesses your CEFR proficiency level - from A1 to C2. Translate words by choosing the correct letters from a mix of options, forming accurate translations. Our adaptive test skips easy words as you progress, focusing on challenges that match your skill level. Start now to discover your strengths and accelerate your language learning journey!

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How accurate is this test?
While our test provides a fun way to gauge your vocabulary level, it's important to note that it's designed primarily for entertainment and self-assessment. For official language certification or precise level assessment, we recommend taking a formal CEFR test administered by accredited language institutions.
What does CEFR mean?

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is an internationally recognized standard for assessing an individual's language proficiency. Developed by the Council of Europe, it provides a clear and comprehensive framework that categorizes language ability into six levels:

  • A1 (Beginner)
  • A2 (Elementary)
  • B1 (Intermediate)
  • B2 (Upper Intermediate)
  • C1 (Advanced)
  • C2 (Proficient)

These levels are used to evaluate language skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing across different languages. The CEFR allows learners, educators, and employers to understand and compare language abilities consistently, facilitating education and employment opportunities internationally.