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German and English, from A1 upward

Learn German or English from your first word to real conversations.

Follow one clear lesson path, then make each lesson stick with vocabulary, listening and writing at the same level.

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Dictionary words
16,000+
Languages
2
Vocabulary levels
A1–C2
Dictionary · Food · A1 with audio
die TassecupPlural: die Tassen„Ich trinke eine Tasse Kaffee.“
Explore 6,500+ German words
die FamilieAgainI know it
A2 progress50%
2/4Lessons
18mThis week
Your path

Start where you are. Always know what's next.

Pick "starting from zero" or your level. Wordnary opens your path there, and recommends practice at the same level.

  1. A1 · Beginner

    Greetings, numbers, family, food. Nouns, articles, present tense.

    Done

  2. A2 · Elementary

    Shopping, travel, daily routines. Perfekt, two-way prepositions.

    You are here

  3. B1 · Intermediate

    Work, plans and opinions. Konjunktiv II, passive voice.

    Next

  4. B2 · Upper intermediate

    Detailed discussions and specialist vocabulary.

    Later
Up next: Einkaufen · Shopping · 8 minHigher levels stay one click away, never in your way.
Practice that follows your lessons

Every lesson, five ways to make it stick.

These are the real screens you'll use, not illustrations.

Build vocabulary

The illustrated dictionary opens on topics at your level. Every word has a photo, article and audio.

05FamilieFamily · 29 wordsA1 Reviewed
06GefühleFeelings and moods · 34 wordsA2Start
36WerkzeugeTools · 52 wordsB2Above your level

Train recall

Flashcards, quiz, spelling, forms and listening for any chapter. Words you miss come back on your dashboard.

die KüchekitchenAgainI know it
Review 2 missed wordsYou missed these in Flashcards · Feelings and moods

Use the language

Describe a real scene in your own words and see exactly what to fix, and why.

A family at the breakfast tableA1
Your sentence, corrected

Der Vater stellen stellt das Müsli auf der den Tisch.

Verb conjugationCases

See your progress

Level progress, practice time and active days, kept separately for each language you learn.

A2 progress50%
5Lessons in total
2Active days, last 7

Speak in real situations

Phrases by situation: exactly what to say in a taxi, at the café or at the bakery, with audio and practice.

Taxi Zum Flughafen, bitte.To the airport, please.
Coffee shop Ich hätte gern einen Kaffee, bitte.I'd like a coffee, please.
Bakery Ich möchte drei Brötchen, bitte.I'd like three bread rolls, please.
What's inside

Grouped by what it helps you do.

Learn

  • Lesson path from A1
  • Grammar with practice rounds
  • Phrases by situation

Build vocabulary

  • Illustrated dictionary, 180 topics
  • Flashcards
  • Word Graph

Recall & listening

  • Quiz and spelling
  • Forms: articles & plurals
  • Listening with audio

Use & track

  • Image Description with feedback
  • Progress per language
  • Words to review
Questions

Good to know before you start.

I'm a complete beginner. Can I start?

Yes. Choose "I'm starting from zero" and your path begins with the fundamentals: sounds, greetings and your first words.

I already know some of the language. Do I have to start over?

No. Pick your level (A1 to C2) and your path and recommendations start there. Earlier lessons stay open if you want to review.

Will I see content that is too hard for me?

Not by default. The dictionary, scenes and practice open on your level. Higher levels are one click away and clearly marked, so you can explore when you want to.

Do I need an account?

You can browse the dictionary and try practice modes without one. An account keeps your lesson path, progress and level in sync.

Which languages can I learn?

German and English. Both have a step-by-step course from A1, a picture dictionary, phrases for real situations, image description with feedback, and review. Each language keeps its own level and progress.

Your first lesson is ready.

Start from zero or pick your level. It takes a minute, and your path starts exactly there.