01 / Find the gender
der, die or das?
German, piece by piece · A1–C1
MakeGermanclick.
Build sentences. See the patterns.
Turn the world around you into German.
Sentences. Photos. A little practice, every day.
A little color. A lot of clarity.
See the gender. Remember the word.
90 lessonsA clear path from A1 to C1
Build & reshapeUnderstand how German fits
Learn from lifeYour photos become vocabulary
01 / The sentence builder
See the sentence.
Understand the system.
Change the tense or the person.
Watch the words move, and see why.
Start with a thought
They celebrate a birthday.
A familiar thought. A new way to see it.
Make it your sentence Try it
haben + Partizip II
How is it built? +
VerbAccusative articleNoun gender
New tense. Same thought. That’s the moment it clicks.
A little German, in your kitchen.3 words to discover
02 / DeutschLens
Your world.
Now in German.
Point. Capture. Learn the words around you—with their gender, pronunciation, and a sentence to make them stick.
der Wasserkocher
kettle · plural: Wasserkocher
„Der Wasserkocher steht am Fenster.“
Tap a label. Make a connection.
03 / A little every day
A clear path.
Room to grow.
From your first words to what comes next.
90 lessons. One step at a time.
A1
Small words. New possibilities.
Introduce yourself, order a coffee, and find your way.
A glimpse of what’s ahead
Ich trinke einen Kaffee.
I drink a coffee.04 / Real conversations
Everyday German.
Heard, not memorized.
Short conversations from real life — a family morning, the bakery, the doctor’s office. Two native voices, every word colored by its role, and a line for you to say back.
- A1Breakfast with the kids
- A2At the bakery
- B1A visit to the doctor
Listen. Read along. Say it back.
05 / Make it stick
A little practice.
A little more instinct.
Play with the words. Let the patterns settle in.
02 / Feel the word order
A sentence.
Piece by piece.
“They bought the milk.”
06 / Questions
Good to know.
Short answers to the things people ask
before they start.
Do I need an account? +
No. Everything — level, bookmarks, review schedule — lives on your device.
Which levels does it cover? +
A1 through C1. At C2, you're better served by books and conversation.
Is this for medical German or the FSP? +
Everyday German first, with extra medical vocabulary for healthcare learners. A good companion to FSP prep — not a substitute for it.
Does it work offline? +
Mostly. Lessons, puzzles, cards and the cheat sheet run on-device. New photos and first-time sentence analysis need a connection — saved photos keep working offline, audio included.
What does it cost? +
Free to start — the first two course units and daily photo credits. Pro unlocks everything, with a 7-day trial. The store handles billing; we never see a card number.
A sentence looked wrong. What do I do? +
Report it from inside the app, or email support@buildeutsch.com.
