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All our German guides in one place: A1 and A2 learning paths, vocabulary by topic, grammar, and the words-first method. Every guide includes examples, a practical checklist, and answers to common questions.

German A1

How to Learn German A1: A Step-by-Step Study Plan A step-by-step German A1 study plan for complete beginners: what to learn each week, how many minutes to study per day, and when to add grammar. Start from zero and follow the plan. German A1 Learning Path: What to Study and in What Order The full German A1 learning path in order: which words to learn first, which grammar to add when, and a checklist to know you are ready for A2.

German A2

German A2 Learning Path: What to Study After A1 A clear German A2 learning path for beginners who finished A1. See what vocabulary and grammar to study next and how to keep building on words you know.

Vocabulary

German A1 Vocabulary Guide: Essential Words by Topic Learn the German A1 words that matter most, organized by topic: greetings, numbers, family, food, common verbs, and question words — with example sentences and a simple routine to make them stick. German A2 Vocabulary Guide: Essential Words by Topic Build your German A2 vocabulary by topic: work, travel, health, shopping, free time, and the connector words that turn short phrases into real sentences — with examples and a study routine. 100 Essential German Words for A1 Beginners The first 100 German words to learn as a complete beginner, organized in 10 small groups with meanings and example sentences — plus a simple routine to actually remember them.

Grammar

How to Learn German Grammar With Words You Already Know Learn German grammar the easier way: use words you already know. See how applying rules to familiar words makes German grammar simpler and clearer.

Learning method

Why Beginners Should Learn German Words Before Grammar Learning German words before grammar helps beginners avoid overload. See why a vocabulary-first method makes German feel easier and more structured.

About the app

German Learning App for Beginners German with Levels is a known words first German app for A1/A2 learners. Learn words first, then grammar with known words. Coming soon for iOS and Android. German Learning App for Turkish Speakers German with Levels helps Turkish speakers learn German as beginners. Learn useful words first, then grammar with known words, across structured A1 and A2. German with Levels — Frequently Asked Questions Answers about German with Levels, a known words first German app for A1/A2 learners. Learn how it differs from German in Levels, Duolingo, and Babbel. About German with Levels What German with Levels is, who it is for, how the words-first method works, and why German with Levels is not German in Levels. German with Levels vs German in Levels German with Levels is not German in Levels. Learn the difference and why German with Levels is a words-first A1/A2 German app.

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Words first, then grammar. Calm, structured lessons for A1 and A2.

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