Put it to the test, by category

Articles for the exact nouns in your A1 word bank — plus your first taste of accusative den.

Order, pay, and get out the door — the phrases from the café and bakery dialogues, one gap at a time.

German sentences are slot machines: the verb always lands in position two. Build sentences and burn the rule in.

The endings table you already know, drilled as full sentences — including the sneaky stem changers.

Ask with the right word order, and choose between nicht and kein — the distinction that trips every beginner.

Read a real-shape A1 email and pull out the facts — your first proper reading task, Goethe-style.

Play the dialogue with your ears, not your eyes — then answer. The transcript waits until you've checked.

Three short guided texts: introduce yourself, describe your day, write a friendly note. Model answers included.

Your whole past in one construction — pick the right helper and build the Partizip II, movement verbs included.

Connect real sentences with weil and dass — and send the verb to the end every single time.

The travel deck in action: tickets, platforms, transfers, and not getting lost on the way.

Decode a real classified ad — small type, big information. Then answer the questions a renter would ask.

A traveler, a delayed train, and a rebooking — catch the details with your ears before you read a word.

Cancel politely, accept an invitation, report a problem — the three messages German daily life actually demands.