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Grammar by level The grammar section is new: 17 topics in 52 steps, from articles through the cases and adjective endings to the subjunctive and the passive. You practise with words at your level or, if you like, with your own decks. After a wrong answer the rule is shown underneath, and the start screen shows what to go over again. Choose your level in the settings under "Mein Niveau". Reading and dictation 80 short texts on everyday topics, ten per level, each with a translation and three questions. Tap any word to look it up. In the dictation you hear a sentence and write it down. Decks by real level The level decks from A1.1 to B2.2 now follow the word lists courses teach from. If you already have one of them, you are offered the new words and decide yourself. The ready-made decks are arranged more clearly and show their first words before you add them. Example sentences for your level About 9,000 words have two example sentences written in the language of their level. They lead a word's page, fill the gap sentences and, if you like, appear on the back of the card. Also new - The word of the day is hand-picked: 245 words and idioms that show how German works, with their literal translation. - The statistics show your vocabulary by level. - Share a deck as a list, with someone from your course, say. - A word's page shows the genitive and the comparison. - Many dictionary entries are corrected, such as the meanings of "wie", "Bürger" and "bewerben" and the forms of "überlegen". Your decks, your progress and your streak survive the update.
Lernkartei (German for a flashcard box) is a German dictionary with flashcard training, built for learners of German. Everything works offline: the dictionary lives on your phone, nothing is sent anywhere, and there is no account. The interface is in German, which is the point: you learn the language in the language. If you would rather start in English, switch it to English in the settings. DICTIONARY Over 160,000 entries with short English meanings, German definitions, examples, articles, plural and conjugation forms, and pronunciation. About 9,000 words have two example sentences written at their level. Search understands inflected forms ("ist" leads to "sein", "Häuser" to "Haus") and English ("house" finds "Haus"). CARDS THAT GET TO THE POINT The back of a card shows what you actually want to know: "Haus" means "house", "gehen" means "go, walk". No long explanations, no rare senses in the way. SIX WAYS TO PRACTISE Flip the card and swipe right if you knew it, left if you did not. Pick the English meaning out of four, or type it. Type the German word for an English meaning, where a small slip does not count as wrong. Only hear the word and choose its meaning. Or find the word missing from an example sentence. Switch modes any time in the settings. READY-MADE DECKS Eight levels from A1.1 to B2.2: up to B1 with the words of the Goethe-Zertifikat word lists, in the order a course brings them, and for B2 the most common words of that level. Plus the 4000 most frequent words, topic decks (travel, food, work, family, home, health, weather, shopping, body, clothes, feelings, nature and more) and decks by part of speech: the most common verbs, adjectives, and nouns by gender. Every deck shows its first words before you add it. A word list from your course becomes a deck with one tap, and any deck can be shared as a list. GRAMMAR 17 topics in 52 steps, from articles and plurals through verb forms, cases and adjective endings to relative clauses, the subjunctive and the passive. You practise with words at your level or with your own decks. After a wrong answer the rule is shown underneath, and a rules page explains everything again at your own pace. READING, DICTATION AND SENTENCE BUILDING 80 short texts on everyday topics, ten per level, with a translation and questions on the text. Tap any word to look it up. In the dictation you hear a sentence and write it down; in sentence building you put an example sentence back together. SPACED REPETITION A proven scheduling method plans every card individually: what you know comes back less often, what you struggle with comes back sooner. You decide how many new words a day come in. A daily goal, a streak and statistics with a forecast, a calendar of your practice and your hardest words show where you stand. BACKUP AND ANKI A backup takes your decks and progress to a new phone. Existing Anki packages import with front and back, and your decks export as .apkg files. LIGHT AND DARK Follows the system setting, or stays fixed to light or dark. Dictionary data comes from the German Wiktionary under CC BY-SA 4.0.