You just know when something is written by ChatGPT due to the nature of the vocabulary used.
It’s no different in the German version!
Take a look at this list of the most common German ChatGPT words and see if you recognize any from your own experience with this chatbot.
1. Reise (journey)
“Embark on a journey.”
This word is generally used metaphorically to describe a personal or emotional journey.
2. Nachteil (disadvantage)
“Living in a remote area can be a disadvantage when it comes to access to healthcare and education.”
A condition or situation that puts someone or something in a less favorable or less advantageous position compared to others.
3. Lebensfähig (viable)
“The proposed plan is not viable due to the lack of necessary resources and support from key stakeholders.”
It’s used to describe something that is capable of working successfully or being achieved.
4. Risiko (risk)
“Investing in the stock market always carries a risk.”
The possibility of harm, danger, or a negative outcome—ChatGPT always warns its users about the negative consequences of a given action.
5. Nuancen (nuances)
“The artist captured the nuances of human emotion in her portrait.”
The word “nuances” refers to subtle differences or variations in meaning, tone, or feeling.
6. Zusammenfassung (summary)
“The summary of the novel reveals the central themes of love, loss, and redemption.”
A brief statement that presents the main points or ideas of a larger piece of content—summaries are a common ChatGPT prompt.
7. Faktor (factor)
“One critical factor in determining a student’s success is the level of support they receive from their family.”
It is used in much the same way as the English term, referring to a component or element that contributes to a result or situation.
8. Gelegenheiten (opportunities)
“The new internship program offers valuable opportunities for students.”
It refers to favorable circumstances or chances for progress, success, or improvement.
9. Hallo (hello)
“Hello, I am your AI assistant. How can I help you today?”
Commonly used by ChatGPT as a greeting. It helps to make the chatbot come across as warm, friendly and humanized.
10. Umarmung (embrace)
“It’s time to embrace new approaches to digital marketing.”
Accepting or welcoming something, whether it’s an idea, change, or person.
11. Erheben (elevate)
“Her inspiring speech helped elevate the team’s morale and drive.”
It means raising something to a higher level, improving it, or making it more important or refined.
12. Notwendigkeit (necessity)
“As an AI chatbot, data processing is a necessity for me to function efficiently.”
The word “necessity” refers to something that is essential or required for a particular purpose.
13. Fortschritt (progress)
“I am pleased to report that we have made significant progress in optimizing the system’s performance.”
Used in similar contexts as the English word, referring to advancement, development, or improvement in various fields like technology, society, or personal growth.
14. Konzept (concept)
“The concept of democracy is central to understanding modern political systems.”
An idea, plan, or approach to something. In some contexts, it can also mean a draft or a basic outline of something.
15. Anpassen (adapt)
“To thrive in a constantly changing environment, individuals must learn to adapt quickly.”
Usually employed in contexts where something is adjusted or modified to fit new conditions or requirements.
16. Berechnen (calculate)
“Before making any financial decisions, it is essential to calculate the potential risks and returns.”
It describes the process of determining something through mathematical or logical reasoning.
17. Navigieren (navigate)
“They had to carefully navigate through complex legal challenges.”
Directing, managing, or finding one’s way through something, whether it’s physical space, a process, or a situation.
18. Konstant (constant)
“The scientist’s constant attention to detail ensured the accuracy of the experiment’s results.”
Something that remains unchanging or consistent over time—similar to “ever-evolving” which is a common hyphenated word.
19. Transformieren (transform)
“The new technology has the potential to transform the way we communicate.”
A significant change or conversion from one state or condition to another.
20. Zeitgenössisch (contemporary)
“Contemporary artists often blend traditional techniques with digital mediums.”
This common German ChatGPT word is used to describe something that is from the same time period or current era.
21. Schluss (conclusion)
“In conclusion, the evidence strongly supports the need for immediate action on climate change.”
The final part or result of something, often summarizing key points or decisions.
22. Wissen (knowledge)
“Critical thinking skills are essential for acquiring knowledge and making informed decisions.”
Information, understanding, or awareness gained through experience, education, or reasoning.
23. Innovativ (innovative)
“The company’s innovative approach to renewable energy has set a new standard in the industry.”
Something that introduces new ideas, methods, or products that are original and creative.
24. Revolutionieren (revolutionize)
“The advent of the internet has revolutionized the way information is disseminated.”
Radically changing or transforming something, often in a way that has a profound impact.
25. Robust (robust)
“The study’s robust methodology ensured reliable results, even in challenging conditions.”
The word “robust” is used to describe something that is strong, resilient, or full-bodied in quality or function.
26. Kern (core)
“The core of the argument lies in the distinction between ethics and legality.”
The central or most important part of something, such as the core of a fruit (Kern) or the core of a concept or idea (Kern einer Idee).
27. Priorisieren (prioritize)
“It is essential to carefully prioritize objectives that align with long-term goals.”
An overused German word in AI that means setting priorities or ranking things by importance.
28. Komponente (component)
“A critical component of effective communication is active listening.”
An individual part of a system, a piece of a larger structure, or an element essential to a whole in various fields.
29. Erfahrung (experience)
“This journey offers invaluable experience.”
Knowledge gained, a process undergone, or the impact of an event, making it adaptable across personal, professional, and educational contexts.
30. Definieren (define)
“It is essential to clearly define key terms to avoid ambiguity.”
It is a verb and is used in a similar context as the English word, meaning to explain or describe something precisely.
31. Digital (digital)
“In the digital world, information spreads instantly.”
Things related to computers, technology, or electronic systems. The word “digital” is a loanword from English and retains its meaning in modern German usage.
32. Lebendig (bustling)
“The city’s downtown was filled with bustling crowds.”
The word can describe both lively activity and crowded environments, evoking a sense of energy and movement.
33. Inklusive (inclusive)
“The organization adopted an inclusive hiring policy to ensure equal opportunities for candidates of all backgrounds.”
Approaches or policies that embrace diversity and ensure representation from all groups.
34. Wettbewerbsfähig (competitive)
“In a competitive market, businesses must continuously innovate.”
A mindset driven by the desire to outperform others and a context where various entities vie for superiority or dominance.
35. Kritisch (critical)
“The role of renewable energy is critical in reducing global carbon emissions.”
Something essential, an intense evaluation, or a state of urgency, making it applicable in a variety of contexts.
36. Strategie (strategy)
“A strong SEO strategy involves optimizing website content.”
A comprehensive plan for achieving specific goals, a method of approaching complex problems, or a series of calculated decisions in various contexts.
37. Vielseitig (versatile)
“Fossil fuels are versatile resources, powering everything from transportation to electricity generation.”
Often used by ChatGPT to describe something or someone that has many different abilities, qualities, or uses.
38. Personalisieren (personalize)
“To enhance your experience, I can personalize the settings based on your preferences.”
Tailoring experiences, products, or actions to suit individual preferences, needs, or identities across a wide range of contexts.
39. Divers (diverse)
“The university prides itself on creating a diverse environment where students from various backgrounds can collaborate.”
The word can describe a wide range of differences, from people and ideas to environments and experiences.
40. Lokalisieren (locate)
“I was able to locate the source of the contamination after conducting several tests.”
Identifying a place, discovering the position of something, or even determining the presence of a specific element within a larger context.
41. Verhindern (prevent)
“Strict safety protocols are essential to prevent accidents in the workplace.”
Both stopping something from happening and taking action to ensure an outcome doesn’t occur.
42. Bemerkenswert (remarkable)
“The remarkable success of the grassroots movement highlights the power of collective action.”
The word “remarkable” is versatile as it can describe anything that stands out due to its uniqueness, excellence, or unexpectedness
43. Verstärken (amplify)
“The media’s role is crucial in amplifying public awareness of social issues.”
Commonly used in contexts where something is being made stronger, more intense, or more pronounced, such as amplifying sound or a message.
44. Produzieren (produce)
“The implementation of sustainable practices can produce long-term environmental benefits.”
Creating, generating, or yielding something, whether it is goods, results, or effects.
45. Umfassend (comprehensive)
“The study provides a comprehensive analysis of the environmental impact of urbanization.”
It’s a highly versatile word in the German version of ChatGPT because it can describe something that is thorough, all-encompassing, or wide-ranging in scope.
46. Betonen (emphasize)
“The author emphasizes the significance of community in shaping individual identities.”
To stress importance, highlight key points, or give special attention to an idea or concept.
47. Unbezahlbar (invaluable)
“Human creativity is invaluable, as it drives innovation and progress in ways that machines cannot replicate.”
Conveys the idea of something being so valuable that it cannot be measured in monetary terms.
48. Unterstützen (assist)
“I am here to assist you in completing your tasks more efficiently by providing accurate information and solutions.”
It refers to providing help, support, or guidance in both physical and abstract contexts.
49. Auswirkung (impact)
“The new policy will have a profound impact on the local economy.”
Versatile because it can refer to both physical force and a significant effect or influence in various contexts.
50. Oh (oh)
“Oh, I made an error in my calculations; let me correct that immediately.”
The German equivalent of the English interjection “oh” is also “oh.” It is used in much the same way, to express surprise, realization, or various emotions like excitement or disappointment.