Business English Vocabulary Trainer
Learn 600 Business English words for free – with interactive flashcards and Vocab Shorts on YouTube. From everyday office vocabulary to advanced corporate language: choose your level and build your word power.
Your Vocab Training
2–3 Shorts per week
New words in under 60 seconds
600 Business Words
3 levels with flashcards & progress
All CEFR Levels
From A1 (beginner) to C2 (proficient)
Vocab Shorts
New vocabulary in under 60 seconds
Break
Pause / brechen
Apple
Apfel
Vocabulary Trainer
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desk
desk
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chair
chair
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computer
computer
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printer
printer
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screen
screen
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keyboard
keyboard
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Sample Vocabulary from the Trainer
Business Basics (A2–B1)
- desk – A table used for working at in an office
- chair – A seat for one person, with a back
- computer – An electronic device for processing data
- printer – A machine that prints documents on paper
- screen – The display of a computer or device
- keyboard – The set of keys used to type on a computer
- folder – A container for keeping documents together
- whiteboard – A white board for writing on with markers
- projector – A device that shows images on a large screen
- scanner – A device that creates digital copies of documents
+ 164 more words in the trainer
Professional English (B1–B2)
- keynote – The main speech at a conference or event
- audience – The group of people watching or listening to a presentation
- visual aid – A chart, image, or object used to support a presentation
- podium – A stand from which a speaker delivers a talk
- handout – A printed document distributed to an audience during a talk
- Q&A session – A period at the end of a talk for questions and answers
- slide deck – A complete set of presentation slides
- opening remarks – The introductory statements at the beginning of a speech
- wrap up – To bring something to a conclusion
- eye contact – Looking directly at people while speaking to them
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Advanced Business (B2–C1)
- EBITDA – Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, used to measure operating profitability.
- amortization – The gradual repayment of a debt or write-off of an intangible asset over time.
- liquidity – The ability of a company to meet its short-term financial obligations.
- leverage – The ratio of a company’s debt to its equity or assets.
- depreciation – The reduction in value of a tangible asset over its useful life.
- cash flow – The net movement of money into and out of a business.
- capital expenditure – Funds spent to acquire or upgrade long-term physical assets.
- yield – The income return on an investment, expressed as a percentage.
- write-off – The removal of an asset’s value from the books when it is deemed unrecoverable.
- fiscal year – A twelve-month period used by a company for accounting and financial reporting.
+ 190 more words in the trainer
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Frequently Asked Questions
Vocab Shorts are short YouTube videos (under 60 seconds) where we explain 2–3 new English words each week. Perfect for in-between – on the way to work, during lunch, or while waiting.
The vocabulary trainer starts at A1 (beginner) and is constantly expanded with words for all CEFR levels. Each word has a level marker so you can practice specifically for your level.
Yes, both the YouTube Vocab Shorts and the interactive vocabulary trainer on this page are completely free. No registration required.
We publish 2–3 new Vocab Shorts per week on our YouTube channel. Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss a new word.
Yes! Many of our words come directly from everyday business – meetings, emails, presentations. For intensive Business English training, we also recommend our online courses.
Business English and corporate English essentially refer to the same thing: English for a professional context. Our vocabulary trainer covers both areas – from everyday office words to specialist terminology in finance, law, and management.
For meetings you should know terms like agenda, minutes, deadline, proposal, feedback, and action item. In the vocabulary trainer you’ll find these and many more meeting words in the Business Basics and Professional English levels.
Yes, the vocabulary trainer is fully responsive and works on smartphone, tablet, and desktop. You can learn vocabulary on the go – no app download needed.
Start with the Business Basics level for fundamentals like subject, attachment, and reply. In the Professional English level you’ll find advanced email vocabulary. Combine the vocabulary trainer with our interactive blog lessons for maximum learning success.