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.
Practice your German for your profession with exercises from level A1 to B2. Through interviews and films you can get insights into everyday working life in Germany.
The website “Mein Weg nach Deutschland” is designed for prospective migrants who have reached the A1 level of language proficiency, which they need to qualify for a visa, in their home country. It aims to facilitate their transition to Germany. Also available in Sinhala & Tamil
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.
Nevin is new in Germany and needs to master a lot of new challenges in her daily life: Getting a bus, starting a new job, signing the right mobile-phone contract, and finding new friends. Help her and learn German playfully.
How do you count in German? What are fruits and vegetables called? How do you plan a trip with your friends? 10 chapters guide you through vocabulary and structures on topics of German daily life.
An Online Game for learners of German at A1-level. In the ficticious "City of Words", you collect new words, use them in short sentences, and you can test your skills in short games with other players.
Right or wrong? Even great inventors like Carl Benz, Wilhelm Röntgen and co. have to make decisions on a small and large scale during the course of their lives. Play the game and choose the right direction for them.
