Learn German: Grammar & Cases

Learn German from A1 to C1 with short lessons, German grammar in plain English, a der, die, das Gender Coach, a Case Trainer and a Verb Gym. Free to start, no sign-up, works offline. Learn German step by step. 24 units and 72 lessons of six to nine minutes take you from Hallo to confident everyday German. Every lesson explains the grammar in plain English, shows real example sentences and checks what you learned. Every lesson and unit test is free. GERMAN LESSONS FROM A1 TO C1 • 5 levels (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1) with 24 units and 72 short lessons • Greetings, food, family, the city, shopping, health, travel, work, opinions, the environment and formal German • German grammar in plain English: articles, the four cases, the dative, two-way prepositions, Perfekt, Präteritum, Konjunktiv II, the passive and reported speech • German vocabulary with example sentences: 422 core words with spaced-repetition review • Multiple choice, typing, ordering, matching, dialogues, listening and speaking questions, each with a short "why" DER, DIE, DAS: THE GENDER COACH • Quick rounds on 292 nouns from the course, with their articles and plurals • Ending rules that make gender stick: -ung, -heit and -keit are die, -chen and -lein are das, and more • One colour for each article and an Artikel des Tages on your Today screen CASE TRAINER: NOMINATIV, AKKUSATIV, DATIV, GENITIV • 223 sentences with a gap: pick the case, then the article or the ending, with the reason every time • Prepositions and verbs that take the dative or the accusative, and two-way prepositions • Accuracy by case for the last 30 days, and case tables VERB GYM AND WORD ORDER • 122 verbs: type the form, choose it or fill the whole table • Präsens, Perfekt, Präteritum, Futur I and Imperativ, and a separable-verb mode: ich rufe an, ich habe angerufen • A Word Order builder for verb-second sentences and for the verb at the end after weil, dass and wenn LISTEN, TYPE AND SPEAK • Diktat: hear a phrase in your phone's German voice, normal or slow, then type it • Type ae, oe, ue or ss and you still get the point, with a gentle note • Situations phrasebook: 101 phrases for trains, hotels, restaurants, shopping, the doctor, emergencies and small talk KNOW WHERE YOU STAND • Placement test, unit tests, mixed test and a daily challenge • Level exams from A1 to C1 in exam style, timed, with Lesen, Hören and Grammatik parts and a certificate (Premium) • Mistake Notebook, progress charts and accuracy by case • Daily goal, streak, reminders and a home screen widget FREE, WITH OPTIONAL PREMIUM About 80 percent of the app is free: every lesson and unit test, the placement and mixed tests, unlimited review, the full Mistake Notebook, progress charts, the Gender Coach, Word Order, Diktat, Situations, and the Case Trainer and Verb Gym in their core cases and tenses. Free with ads. A short optional video can open one Premium feature for 24 hours. Premium adds level exams and certificates, Genitiv and adjective endings in the Case Trainer, Konjunktiv II, Plusquamperfekt, Konjunktiv I and the passive in the Verb Gym, a study plan with a target date, full insights, the timed sprint, weekly mastery tests, streak freeze, printable cheat sheets, backup and restore, accent colours and no ads: $3.99 per month, $39.99 per year or $59.99 one time (lifetime). Prices may vary by country. Subscriptions renew until cancelled in Google Play; lifetime is paid once. QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK • Can I learn German from zero? Yes. Take the placement test or start at A1 lesson one. • How do I learn der, die, das and cases? Use the Gender Coach and the Case Trainer. GOOD TO KNOW • Your progress stays on your device. • Listening uses your phone's text-to-speech voice, not recordings of people, and speaking drills do not replace talking with a person. • The app and its explanations are in English. Levels follow the CEFR scale (A1 to C1). The level exams are practice tests, not official certificates. Made by Ecom Swift LLC.

New in 2.1: a Plural Coach with 242 nouns and the pattern behind every answer, and a Numbers and time trainer: hear a number and type it, read it, or tell the time the German way (halb vier is 3:30). New learners now see their first lesson first, and the Tests tab is easier to scan.