English vocabulary — People topic
38 words · CEFR A1–B1
A roundup of 38 English vocabulary words for the People topic across CEFR A1–B1, grouped by meaning and with IPA and English meanings. Learning People vocabulary in context helps you remember it longer and use it right away in conversation. Tap Study flashcards to review, or browse more English vocabulary by topic and the A1–C2 pathway.
A1People vocabulary · A1(17 words)Free
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a young male person
a person whose job is to help sick people
a person you like and know well
a young female person
the male person you are talking about
the person speaking
an adult male person
what someone or something is called
men, women and children
one man, woman or child
the female person you are talking about
a person who studies at a school or a university
a person whose job is to teach
the people or things you are talking about
the person speaking and others
an adult female person
the person or people I am speaking to
A2People vocabulary · A2(14 words)
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any person
the person who is in charge at work
a person you work with
two or a small number of things
every person
a number of people or things together
a person you invite to your home or an event
a person who is in charge at work
a person who lives near you
no person
able to wait without getting angry
the way two people are connected
a person you do not name
all the people who work for a company
B1People vocabulary · B1(7 words)
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a fully grown person
a person in your class
a child at school
a member of your family
a person you do not know
a person aged between thirteen and nineteen
a person who does not eat meat
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Learn English vocabulary — People topic
The People topic set gathers 38 common English words across CEFR A1–B1. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the People context — which helps learners associate them more easily and remember them longer.
Every word has clear IPA and English meanings. Read each word aloud, build example sentences, then review with flashcards so your People vocabulary enters long-term memory. Once you're comfortable with this topic, browse more English vocabulary topics to expand your vocabulary alongside the CEFR pathway.