Learn German from the ground up — speak, read, and write with confidence!
This A1 German course is specially designed for absolute beginners who want to start learning German in a structured, simple, and interactive way. Whether you’re planning to study, work, or travel in Germany, this course will give you the essential tools to communicate in everyday situations.
Through easy-to-follow lessons, pronunciation practice, and engaging activities, you will develop a strong foundation in all four skills — speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Greet people and introduce yourself
Talk about your family, hobbies, job, and daily routine
Ask and answer simple questions in conversations
Use of nouns, articles, and pronouns
Verb conjugation in the present tense
Understanding and using Nominative and Accusative cases
Word order in basic German sentences
Understand short texts, dialogues, and instructions
Write basic sentences, short emails, and descriptions
Understand familiar words and simple sentences when spoken clearly
Follow everyday conversations in slow, clear German
Understand and use common expressions in German
Communicate in simple everyday situations
Introduce yourself and others
Talk about places, things, and people around you
Take the Goethe-Zertifikat A1 exam (optional)
Absolute beginners with no prior knowledge of German
Students preparing for German visa or studies
Job seekers planning to work in Germany or Austria
Language lovers who want to start learning German the right way
Join now and build your German skills step-by-step with confidence.
Let’s get Germanized together!
In this lesson, you will learn how to use German articles correctly with nouns. German has three genders – masculine, feminine, and neuter – and each requires a different article: der, die, or das. You’ll understand the difference between definite (the) and indefinite (a/an) articles, and how they change based on the noun’s gender and number.
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
Identify the correct article for masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns
Use "der", "die", and "das" in simple sentences
Understand the role of articles in German sentence structure
👉 A strong understanding of articles will help you build grammatically correct sentences and speak with more confidence!
A question that can be answered with “ja” (yes) or “nein” (no).
(Questions, questions, questions!)
Do you sometimes ask yourself: "How do I ask a good question in German?" If yes, then you are in the right place!
Asking questions is the key to communication. It helps you get information, start conversations, learn about other people, and satisfy your curiosity. The so-called W-Fragen (in English: WH-questions) are your most powerful tools for this!
In this document, you will find:
A simple explanation of how to build these questions.
A list of all the important question words.
Lots of different exercises to practice everything.
It might seem like a lot at first, but with a little practice, you will see: It is very logical!
So, let's get started! What are you waiting for? 😊
Have fun learning and practicing!
--- 8 February 2025 We are excited to announce important updates and highlights regarding our comprehensive German Language Course. Our goal is to provide you with the best learning experience to master the German language.
Our course is meticulously structured to guide you through the intricacies of German, from foundational elements to advanced sentence construction. Key modules include:
We are continuously refining our content to ensure clarity and effectiveness. Recent updates focus on: •Enhanced Explanations: Simplified breakdowns of complex grammatical rules. •Interactive Quizzes: New and improved quizzes for better engagement and retention. •Expanded Word Lists: More vocabulary to enrich your German lexicon. We are committed to making your German learning journey as smooth and effective as possible. Stay tuned for more updates and resources! For any questions, please refer to our FAQ section or contact our support team.
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