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German that
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One structured path from A1 to B2 — vocabulary, grammar, real audio and AI practice, all in the same place.

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01
Learn the word
02
See the rule
03
Use it
das Haus

Tap the speaker to hear it. Any idea what it means?

das Hausdie Katzeder Apfelguten Morgendie Straßedas Wasserder Freunddie Arbeitdas Brotdie Stadtder Zugdie Wohnungdas Buchdie Zeitder Hunddie Schuledas Kinddie Familiedas Hausdie Katzeder Apfelguten Morgendie Straßedas Wasserder Freunddie Arbeitdas Brotdie Stadtder Zugdie Wohnungdas Buchdie Zeitder Hunddie Schuledas Kinddie Familie
120+
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4,000+
vocabulary words
500+
phrases
28
grammar topics

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Real audio

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4,000+ words

Every one with its gender, plural, and a sentence showing it at work.

Grammar, plainly

28 topics. Der, die, das finally explained without the fog.

Writing feedback

Write a paragraph, get corrections and the reason behind each one.

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Twelve months of everything. No subscription, no auto‑renewal, no card kept on file.

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Full A1 to B2 curriculum
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AI writing feedback
AI conversation partner (coming soon)
4,000+ words and 500+ phrases
Progress and streak tracking

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Common questions

Is it really one payment?

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Do I need to know any German?

No. A1 starts at hello. If you already know some, start further along the path.

How long does a lesson take?

About ten minutes. Every lesson follows the same three-part rhythm, so you always know what to expect.

Can I try it before paying?

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