Beginner

01. Alphabet & Pronunciation

All 30 German letters, how each one sounds, and the pronunciation rules that make German one of the most consistent languages to read aloud.

02. Numbers

Count from zero to a thousand and build any number using simple patterns.

03. Greetings & Introductions

Say hello, goodbye, and introduce yourself with confidence — the most-used phrases in the exam.

04. Articles — der, die, das

Every German noun has a gender. Learn the system that trips up most beginners.

05. Essential Verbs

sein (to be), haben (to have), and the pattern behind every regular verb.

06. Questions & Modal Verbs

Ask anything with W-questions, and express ability, desire and necessity with modal verbs.

07. Family & People

Talk about your family members — a guaranteed topic in the speaking exam.

08. Time, Days & Months

Tell the time, name the days of the week, and talk about dates.

09. Food & Restaurant

Order food, ask for the bill, and talk about what you like to eat.

10. Shopping & Colors

Ask prices, describe colors, and handle a simple shop transaction.

11. Jobs & Professions

Say what you do for work — no article needed, unlike English.

12. Directions & Health

Find your way around and explain how you're feeling.

13. Exam Skill: Reading

Lesen has 3 parts in 25 minutes worth 25 points. Learn the strategy and the signs you'll see.

14. Exam Skill: Listening

Hören has 3 parts in 20 minutes. Each recording plays twice — here's how to use that.

15. Exam Skill: Writing

Schreiben asks you to fill a form, then write a 30-word message. Learn the template.

16. Exam Skill: Speaking

Sprechen has 3 parts: introduce yourself, ask/answer questions, and describe a picture. Memorize this script.