Learn Germanthat actually sticks.
Flashcards powered by the Leitner system, clear lessons for every level, grammar you practise instead of memorise — and progress you can see every day.
Available in German, English, Persian, Turkish, Kurdish, Arabic and Ukrainian.
- Hallohello
- Dankethank you
- Fernwehlonging for faraway places
- gemütlichcosy
- wunderbarwonderful
- Feierabendthe end of the working day
- Kindergartenkindergarten
- Zeitgeistthe spirit of the age
- Bitteplease
- Genauexactly
- Los geht’slet's go
What you get
Everything you need to learn German — in one place
Built around how memory works: short sessions, spaced repetition and instant feedback.
The Leitner box
Five boxes, one rule: right answers move a card forward, wrong ones send it back to the start. Simple, proven, effective.
How it worksFlashcards with spaced repetition
Learn words and phrases with flashcards that come back exactly when you're about to forget them.
Wir | gestern im Kino.
Grammar you can practise
Short explanations, then exercises with instant feedback — cases, articles, verb tenses and word order.
Lessons from A1 to C2
Structured lessons that follow the CEFR levels, from your first greeting to nuanced discussions.
Progress, streaks & daily goals
A daily goal that fits your day, streaks that keep you going and stats that show how far you've come.
Spaced repetition
How the Leitner box works
Every card starts in box 1. Answer it correctly and it moves one box further — and comes back less often. Get it wrong and it returns to box 1 for a fresh start.
Reviewing a card from box 1 …
Your path
From A1 to C2, step by step
Lessons follow the Common European Framework, so you always know where you are and what comes next.
Greet people, introduce yourself, order a coffee.
Talk about your day, shopping, travel and work.
Handle everyday situations and tell stories.
Discuss ideas, follow the news, write clearly.
Speak fluently and precisely at work and in study.
Understand nuance, humour and the finest details.
How it works
Three steps to your first conversation in German
Pick your level
Start at A1 or jump in wherever you are.
Learn a little every day
Flashcards, a lesson, a grammar exercise — ten minutes is enough.
Watch it stick
The Leitner box brings back what you're about to forget; your streak keeps you going.
Questions & answers
Any level from A1 to C2. Complete beginners start with A1; if you already know some German, jump in at the level that feels right — you can switch at any time.
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