Speak German.
For real.

Every answer becomes a smarter next step. Difficult words return at the right intervals, while grammar, sentence practice, and real conversations move you from A1 toward B1.

✓ Targets your weak words ✓ Levels up with you
SPEAKING87%clear match
A1A2B1
ROLEPLAY / CAFÉ
YOUR MISSION
Order breakfast in Berlin
02 / 05
Guten Morgen! Was darf es für Sie sein?
Ich hätte gern ein Kaffee und ein Croissant, bitte.
Sehr gern. Möchten Sie Milch in Ihrem Kaffee?
Small fix: Use “einen Kaffee”. Kaffee is masculine and takes the accusative here.
Hold to answerSpeak naturally — listening for your reply
01 / YOUR LEARNING PATH

Learn what matters. Revisit what slips.

Grammar, sentences, speaking, and review stay connected, so every session responds to where you are improving and where you still hesitate.

01 / BUILD ACCURACY

Make German grammar click.

Practise genders, articles, and cases in focused rounds until the right form feels natural.

Practise grammar →
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ARTICLE
___ Tisch
der
die
das
Correct. Tisch is masculine. In the nominative case, use “der Tisch”.
02 / FORM SENTENCES

See how a thought becomes a sentence.

Arrange useful phrases and get a clear reason for German word order, not just a right or wrong answer.

Build a sentence →
SENTENCE PRACTICE
Say: “Tomorrow I am going to Berlin.”
Morgenfahreichnach Berlin
Morgen fahre ich nach Berlin.
Why this order? When time comes first, the conjugated verb still stays in position two.
03 / USE IT OUT LOUD

Turn knowledge into real conversation.

Listen and respond in everyday roleplays. The exchange keeps moving, then shows how to sound more natural.

See the speaking tools →
L
Leonie · BaristaBerlin café · A2–B1
„Möchten Sie den Kaffee hier trinken oder mitnehmen?“
Listen, then answer naturally in your own words.
04 / ADAPTS TO YOU

Weak words. Stronger every time.

Miss a word and it returns at smart intervals. Hard words stay close; mastered ones make room for what is next.

Strengthen weak words →
YOUR FOCUS SETReady to practise
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die EntscheidungARTICLE · MISSED TWICE
sich erinnernMEANING · NEEDS RECALL
abhängigUSE IN A SENTENCE
Hardest words appear first+1 queued
05 / LEARN WITH DIRECTION

Know exactly what to work on next.

Accuracy, skill bars, vocabulary progress, and a coach’s note turn your activity into a focused next step.

View your learning path →
YOUR REPORT72% accuracy
LAST 30 DAYS
184WORDS SEEN
+9%ACCURACY
12SESSIONS
Vocabulary
86%
Sentences
72%
Cases
48%
Your coach’s noteVocabulary is strong. Next, use weak words in accusative-case sentences.
02 / SPEAKING & LISTENING

Hear it. Say it. Make it yours.

A connected practice loop moves from listening to speaking, conversation, and precise feedback.

WORD-BY-WORD FEEDBACK

Hear what needs work.

See what the listener understood, then turn one misheard word into the focus of your next attempt.

REPEAT RESULTStep 3 of 5
87%
Ich würde gern einen Termin vereinbaren.
Try “einen” again. Keep the first syllable light: eye-nen, not eye-nem.
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YOUR VERSION → NATURAL GERMAN
YOU SAID
Ich will einen Termin machen.
A MORE NATURAL WAY
Ich würde gern einen Termin vereinbaren.
POLITE TONENATURAL VERB

Say it better

Speak freely. Get a natural rewrite and see why it sounds better.

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LIVE ROLEPLAYTURN 3 · CAFÉ
Was darf es für Sie sein?
Einen Kaffee, bitte.
Sehr gern. Mit Milch?
Ja, ein bisschen.

Stay in the conversation

Respond in real time and keep an everyday exchange moving.

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SLOW LISTENING
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Ich würde gern einen Termin vereinbaren.

Listen at your pace

Replay German slowly and follow each word before you answer.

Deutsch.
Genau.

Start with the skill that needs work today. Each exercise leads toward a more confident, accurate German conversation tomorrow.

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