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German A1: A Complete Beginner's Guide
What A1 German really covers, the order to learn it in, and how to know you are making progress.
Understand what you're learning, know when to use it, and feel more prepared when the language leaves the page and becomes a real conversation.
We're starting with German — built around the situations, questions, and small breakthroughs that shape the beginning of a language.
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What A1 German really covers, the order to learn it in, and how to know you are making progress.
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The handful of phrases you need to say who you are, where you are from, and where you live now.
German · Speaking · A1
Learn the German greetings you'll actually use, from Hallo and Guten Tag to Tschüss — with simple guidance on what to say, when, and to whom.
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Learn how to ask and answer “How are you?” in German, from Wie geht's? to Wie geht es Ihnen? — with simple replies and natural ways to ask back.
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What A1 German really covers, the order to learn it in, and how to know you are making progress.
German · Speaking · A1
The handful of phrases you need to say who you are, where you are from, and where you live now.
German · Speaking · A1
Learn the German greetings you'll actually use, from Hallo and Guten Tag to Tschüss — with simple guidance on what to say, when, and to whom.
German is the first language available, taught through short, mentor-guided experiences.