Free vocabulary library
Everyday vocabulary
Thousands of the most useful words and phrases across languages, sorted into everyday topics. Each word comes with examples you can practice out loud.
- 1,000 words & phrases
- 10 topics
- 6 languages
- Free, no signup
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Italian
Learn each word with its article, the way Italians say it.
1,000 words & phrases · 10 topics
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Hindi
Read Devanagari with an easy romanization under every word.
1,000 words & phrases · 10 topics
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German
Learn each noun with der, die, or das, and build new words from ones you know.
1,000 words & phrases · 10 topics
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Portuguese
Speak the Portuguese of Brazil, with Portugal's words noted.
1,000 words & phrases · 10 topics
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One word, 6 languages
The same everyday word, 6 ways
Compare how the words you use every day change from one language to the next. Tap a word to see how to say it, use it, and avoid the usual mistakes.
| English | ||||||
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| Hello | ciao | नमस्तेnamaste | hallo | bonjour | olá | hola |
| Thank you | grazie | धन्यवादdhanyavaad | danke | merci | obrigado/a | gracias |
| Water | l'acqua | पानीpaani | das Wasser | l'eau | a água | el agua |
| Friend | l'amico | दोस्तdost | der Freund | l'ami | o amigo | el amigo |
| Love | l'amore | प्यारpyaar | die Liebe | l'amour | o amor | el amor |
| Beautiful | bello/a | सुंदरsundar | schön | beau | bonito/a | bonito/a |
Most looked-up words
Start with the words people ask about
Every one of these has a full guide in each language, with pronunciation, real example sentences, and the mistakes English speakers usually make.
Hello
Thank you
Goodbye
Please
Good morning
How are you?
Yes
No
I'm sorry
I love you
Love
Beautiful
Happy
Friend
Family
Mother
Water
Food
Coffee
Cheers!
Good luck!
Time
to eat
to go
Browse by topic
10 topics for real conversations
Every topic has 100 words and phrases in each language, from the café to the doctor's office.
Greetings & Essentials
Hellos, thank-yous, polite phrases, and the small words every conversation needs.
Food & Drink
Meals, ingredients, drinks, and the phrases you need at a café or restaurant.
People & Family
Family members, friends, jobs, and how to talk about the people in your life.
Emotions & Descriptions
Feelings, personality, and the adjectives you use to describe people and things.
Body & Health
Body parts, symptoms, and what to say at the doctor or pharmacy.
Everyday Verbs
The 100 action words you use most, from “to be” to “to invite”.
Travel & Getting Around
Transport, directions, hotels, money, and phrases for finding your way.
Home, Clothes & Daily Life
Rooms, furniture, clothes, work and school, and shopping.
Nature, Animals & Weather
Animals, landscapes, plants, and how to talk about the weather.
Time, Numbers & Colors
Numbers 0–1,000, days, months, seasons, colors, and telling time.
The ChatPal way
Learn a word, then use it out loud
- 01
See it in context.
Every word here comes with real example sentences, not just a translation.
- 02
Say it out loud.
In ChatPal you speak the language you're learning with an AI conversation partner, at your own pace.
- 03
Get feedback.
ChatPal gives you personalized feedback on what you said, so you know what to fix.
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Use it in real scenarios.
Practice ordering food, meeting people, or asking for directions until the words come naturally.
Our method
How we make these pages
Useful words, the everyday form, reviewed by the ChatPal team.
Want to go further? Read about AI speaking practice or browse the ChatPal blog.
Chosen for everyday use
Words you need in real conversation.
The everyday form
Words people actually say.
Reviewed by ChatPal team
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FAQ
Questions about the vocabulary library
Is the ChatPal vocabulary library free?
Yes. Every word list and word page here is free to use, with no signup. If you want to practice the words out loud, the ChatPal app starts with a 7-day free trial.
Which languages can I learn here?
Right now the library covers Italian, Hindi, German, French, Portuguese, and Spanish, with the same 1,000 everyday words and phrases in each. More languages are planned as the library grows.
Why is Portuguese shown in Brazilian Portuguese?
Most Portuguese learners and most Portuguese speakers use Brazilian Portuguese, so it is the default here. Where the European Portuguese word or spelling is different, we show it as a note.
How should I use these word lists?
Pick one topic and learn about 10 words from it. Then say each word out loud in a short sentence about your own life. The best next step is to use those words in a real conversation, even a practice one.
How is this different from a dictionary?
A dictionary gives you a translation. Each word page here also shows how to pronounce the word, three real example sentences, the mistakes English speakers make, and a short practice conversation that uses it.
