Social & Relationships — A1 Vocabulary Flashcards
For complete beginners learning the most basic words for friends, family, feelings, and everyday social actions like greeting.
35 cards
A1
~12 min estimated study time
Free Social & Relationships vocabulary flashcards at the A1 level — all 35 words with definitions and examples. Study them with spaced repetition and start using these words in everyday conversation.
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Common Social & Relationships words in English
friend
a person you know well and like very much
family
the group of people you are related to, such as parents and children
love
a strong feeling of caring very much about someone
help
to do something useful for another person
meet
to see and speak to someone for the first time
talk
to say words to another person in a conversation
smile
to make a happy expression by turning up the corners of your mouth
kind
caring about other people and wanting to help them
share
to let other people use or have part of something you have
ask
to say a question to someone because you want information or help
join
to go somewhere and be with other people or take part in an activity
invite
to ask someone to come to a place or event
greet
to say hello or welcome to someone when you see them
thank
to tell someone you are grateful for what they did
miss
to feel sad because someone you like is not with you
hug
to put your arms around someone to show love or comfort
mother
the woman who gave birth to you or who raised you
father
the man who is your parent by birth or who raised you
sister
a girl or woman who has the same parents as you
brother
a boy or man who has the same parents as you
play
to do fun activities, especially with other people
laugh
to make a happy sound when something is funny
give
to hand something to someone as a present or to help them
care
to feel that someone is important and to look after them
happy
feeling pleased and good because things are going well
together
with another person or in a group, not alone
listen
to pay attention and hear what someone is saying
welcome
to greet someone in a warm, friendly way when they arrive
kind words
things you say that make another person feel good
neighbour
a person who lives very close to your home
visitor
a person who comes to see you or to stay at your home
say sorry
to tell someone you feel bad about something wrong you did
lonely
feeling sad because you are alone and have no company
together time
time that you spend with other people doing things you enjoy
wave
to move your hand to say hello or goodbye to someone