Learn German for beginners

Name: Learn German for beginners
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.630000114440918 (45511 reviews)
Author: gonliapps

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4.6

45.5K reviews

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PEGI 3

About this app

🇩🇪 How to Learn German free! The learning game for beginners 🇩🇪

● Offline learning app

● 500 words with image and audio , to study vocabulary

● Lessons and exercises to practice ( read, write and speak ) this language by yourself

● 4 activities and exam - test for each topic

● 36 topics and 3 levels
Basic: Alphabet letters , Numbers , Colors , Verbs , Food …
Intermediate: Week Days , Animals , Clothes , Body …
Advanced : Sports , House , Christmas , Music , …

Native German pronunciation ( Germany )

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One of the best games to learn languages

Copyright:
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Images have been obtained under licensed Creative Commons CC0

Updated on

Mar 2, 2025

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Ratings and reviews

4.7

41.3K reviews

Joanitah Nakibuule

April 7, 2025

the lessons are few and doesn't help with sentence construction but its pronunciation is wonderful and its offline features is also a plus.

1 person found this review helpful

Hannelli

April 24, 2025

The app doesn't include the articles of the word but apart from that it is really awesome to learn with.

Nop Duangmanee

March 13, 2025

Some words that use the definite article „die“ are actually plural nouns, not feminine singular nouns. You should distinguish between these two. Words such as „die Socken,“ „die Trauben,“ etc. should be classified as plural, not feminine. Their singular forms are „die Socke“ and „die Traube.“

gonliapps

March 14, 2025

Thank you for your feedback, Nop! 'Die Socken' and 'Die Trauben' are plural nouns, and in this case, both with and without the article, they refer to the plural form because they represent a pair of socks and a bunch of grapes in the image.