Speak German out loud from day one

You start by saying whole sentences out loud, not by studying more grammar. You hear one sentence in a natural German voice, then repeat it aloud before moving on. Ten minutes a day is enough to get your mouth used to the sounds, so the words are there when the clerk at the counter looks up at you.

You hear a sentence and immediately say it back, copying the rhythm and the pronunciation. Interpreters have trained this way for decades. You are not translating in your head — you are building the habit of producing German sounds at normal speed.

You practise exactly the listening and speaking situations those exams are built around: the Bürgeramt, the Ausländerbehörde, the Hausarzt, a flat viewing, a job interview, a parents' evening. The B2 texts explain the Integrationskurs and the DTZ exam themselves. It is speaking practice, not an official exam simulator.

Yes, and you can practise every day: one imported text a day (up to 500 characters), 5 word explanations and up to 20 saved words. Pro removes the daily limits: 5 imports a day (up to 3,000 characters each), unlimited word explanations and unlimited saved words.

Your own. Explanations and translations are available in more than 20 languages, including Arabic, Turkish, Ukrainian, Russian, Polish, Spanish, English and Chinese. Tap any German word to get its meaning, pronunciation and an example sentence.

Yes. Paste a letter from the Jobcenter, a news article or anything else in German, and the app turns it into audio with subtitles you can repeat sentence by sentence.