Couchpotato – Learn German at home Illustration: Tobias Schrank © Goethe-Institut Foto: Shutterstock.com, Rawpixel.com goethe.de/deutschfuerdich Deutsch für dich The community of Deutsch für dich (German for you) offers a number of different exercises (levels A1-C2) for learning German for free. People learning German can exchange ideas with each other in groups and forums. © Syda Productions / Shutterstock.com German at work Practice German for your job (levels A1-B2). In interviews and films you will learn more about everyday working life in Germany and be able to solve tasks related to different professional situations. Foto (Ausschnitt): © Flo Karr / Unsplash Mein Weg nach Deutschland On the website, migrants can find videos, language exercises (levels A1-B2) and practical information about Germany to help them settle in Germany. © Omar Sotillo Franco/Unsplash, edited by Goethe-Institut Online Magazine Deutschland #nofilter What do I cook when the fridge is empty by the end of the month? How do I save the world by the way? And how do I survive my studies? "Deutschland #nofilter" offers tips, curiosities and funny stories about life in Germany. © Goethe-Institut Ticket to Berlin The video series accompanies six young people, on their way to Berlin, on a journey across Germany. Split into two teams, they face exciting challenges and get to know German cities. German language learners will find exercises (level B1 and above) and material to download for each episode. Photo: Kandismedia Learn German with Ida The YouTube channel 24h Deutsch takes you on a journey through a typical day in Germany. Each episode is dedicated to a German learning aspect: from tongue twisters and cursing to the subjunctive II (levels A2/B1) © Getty Images/Rubberball/Mike Kemp Facebook-Channel to Learn German Here, German learners from all over the world exchange information and experiences with each other every day. Additionally, you will find German language exercises (levels A1-B2) and information on language courses offered by the Goethe-Institut. Apps – iOS and Android © Goethe-Institut Deutschtrainer A1 How do you count in German? What are fruits and vegetables called? How do you tell the time in German? In 10 chapters you can practice vocabulary and structures on topics from everyday life. City of Words The app guides German language learners through a "city of words". In an interactive exchange with other players the learning app uses A1/A2 level vocabulary. The app can be downloaded for free. Das könnte Sie auch interessieren #Ersatzprogramm Bored at home? Check out our fun and interesting offers for children and young people, which you can easily access from your own couch. Play, listen, read, and test your knowledge! Top
