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Learn German
with confidence

Spoken by over 500 million people across 20+ countries, German is one of the world's most widely-spoken languages — and one of the most rewarding to learn.

95M+
Native speakers
6
Countries
#1
Economy in Europe
3
Tools available
A1–C2
Lesson levels (soon)
About the Language

What makes German special?

German is a West Germanic language closely related to English, making it more familiar than many learners expect. It’s the most widely spoken native language in Europe and a key language in science, engineering, and business.

German is known for its precision and logical structure. While its grammar can appear complex, it provides a powerful system for expressing ideas clearly and efficiently.

Learning German opens doors to Europe’s largest economy, as well as rich traditions in philosophy, music, and literature.

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Language Family
Germanic (Indo-European)
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Script
Latin Script (German Alphabet)
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Official in
6 countries
Learning Tools

Tools for German learners

Jump straight into learning with these tools, all configured for German.

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German Translator

Translate text to and from German instantly. Great for quick lookups, reading, and writing practice.

Available
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German Dictionary

Look up German words with full definitions, gendered nouns, conjugations, and example sentences.

Available
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German Notepad

Practice writing in German, save vocabulary, and build your own reference notes as you study.

Available
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German Lessons

Structured lessons from A1 to C2 covering grammar, vocabulary, speaking, and cultural context.

Coming Soon
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Flashcards

Build custom German flashcard decks and reinforce vocabulary with spaced repetition.

Coming Soon
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Pronunciation

Hear native German pronunciation and master the sounds of the language including regional accents.

Coming Soon
Sample Phrases

A taste of German

Explore common words and phrases across everyday situations.

Greetings
Numbers
Travel
Food
Hallo
Hello
Guten Morgen
Good morning
Wie geht’s?
How are you?
Freut mich
Nice to meet you
Bis später
Goodbye / See you later
Bitte
Please
Danke
Thank you
Bitte
You're welcome
eins
One
zwei
Two
drei
Three
zehn
Ten
hundert
One hundred
tausand
One thousand
Wo ist…?
Where is...?
Der Flughafen
The airport
Das Hotel
The hotel
Wie viel kostet das?
How much does it cost?
Eine Fahrkarte, bitte
A ticket, please
Ich brauche Hilfe
I need help
Die Speisekarte, bitte
The menu, please
Ich bin allergisch gegen...
I'm allergic to...
Das schmeckt köstlich!
It's delicious!
Die Rechnung, bitte
The bill, please
Glutenfrei
Gluten-free
Wasser, bitte
Water, please
Did You Know?

Fun facts about German

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Close to English

German and English share many roots, making vocabulary easier to recognize.

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Compound words

German can combine words into long compounds — sometimes entire phrases in one word.

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Language of thinkers

It’s the language of Einstein, Nietzsche, and Goethe.

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Economic power

Germany is Europe’s largest economy, making the language valuable for business.

German Lessons

Structured, progressive lessons from complete beginner to advanced fluency.

🔤 A1 — Absolute Beginner 🔒
💬 A2 — Elementary 🔒
🗺️ B1 — Intermediate 🔒
📰 B2 — Upper Intermediate 🔒
Coming Soon

Full German lessons are on the way

We're building structured lesson tracks for German from A1 to C2, complete with exercises, quizzes, and progress tracking.

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Grammar Foundations
Verbs, nouns, tenses and sentence structure
In Dev
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Conversation Practice
Real-world dialogues and speaking drills
Planned
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Vocabulary Builder
Thematic word lists with spaced repetition
Planned