Vocab List Generator
Pick a language, level, and topic. Get a clean target-language → English list, ready to project or print.
Your vocab list appears here
Pick a language, level, and topic, then click Generate.
What You Can Generate
- Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Latin, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew, Greek, and more
- Correct articles and capitalization per language
- Beginner Spanish for free; sign up free to unlock every language and level
- Print-ready and copy-pastes cleanly into Docs and slides
Built for world-language teachers, not for editing
Every list uses the same two-column layout: target language on the left, English on the right. Students learn the format once and stop hunting for the row they need.
Gender articles, accents, and per-language capitalization are handled automatically. German nouns are capitalized; Spanish nouns get la / el; French gets le / la. You don't have to clean it up before class.
Use it as a reference, a quiz, or a fill-in worksheet
Reference mode shows the full list — project it, print it, hand it out.
Worksheet mode (free account) blanks the English column. Students fill it in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which languages are supported?
Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Latin, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew, Greek, and more. The list uses each language's correct gender articles and capitalization conventions. German nouns get capitalized, Spanish nouns get la / el, French gets le / la.
How long is each list?
Pick 10, 15, or 20 entries. The tool returns exactly that many — no padding, no shortfall.
Can I get an Advanced-level list?
The free demo supports Beginner Spanish. A free account unlocks every language we support plus Intermediate and Advanced levels, with nuanced vocabulary, collocations, and register-aware choices.
Can students fill it in as a worksheet?
Yes. With a free account you can switch to Worksheet mode, which blanks the English column so students fill it in. Print or project.
Does it include gender for nouns?
Yes. Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and German all get the correct article (la mesa, le livre, die Katze, etc.) inline with the word.