Practise German free of charge

How do I count or tell the time in German? What is this dish called? How do I say please and thank you? This app for level A1 is a great way to start learning German, free of charge. The focus is on listening, reading, writing and learning important first words.

Our learning app guides you through a fictional "Stadt der Wörter" (City of Words). In interactive exchange with other players, the free app teaches vocabulary at the A1/A2 level.

Learn German on the go with the Goethe-Institut’s vocabulary trainer app. The Goethe-Institut’s new mobile vocabulary trainer helps you to practise and improve your German by adding new words to your vocabulary even on the go.

You do not have to be Einstein to learn German. The trial TV course "German is fun" includes 13 episodes à 30 minutes. Each of these episodes is devoted to a specific theme and gives the viewer a first insight.

Six candidates, two teams, one goal: Berlin. On their journey through Germany six young learners of German face thrilling challenges.

High-tech and nature, sports and culture: Germany has many different faces.

The YouTube channel 24h Deutsch takes viewers on a tour through a typical day in Germany. Each hour of the day has one episode dedicated to it, with users accompanied by the young German teacher Ida. Besides providing an authentic insight into the life of young people in Germany, every episode addresses one aspect of learning German: be it grammar, curious facts about the language, learning strategies, tongue twisters, cursing, or the subjunctive II form.

Meet and mingle with native speakers from the Goethe-Institut and practice your German in a fun and relaxing atmosphere.