Your Structured Path from A1 to B2

What Makes the Lessons Curriculum Different?

The Practices modes let you drill articles, verbs, or sentences on demand, in any order, forever. Lessons is the opposite approach: a fixed, pedagogically sequenced path. Each of the 166 lessons unlocks only after you complete the one before it, so grammar is introduced in the order that actually builds on itself — no accidentally hitting the Konjunktiv II before you've seen the Präteritum.

Under the hood, lessons pull from the exact same content pools as open practice — but a single lesson mixes exercise types deliberately: an article flashcard here, a verb conjugation there, a sentence reordering task next, all built around one grammar or vocabulary theme.

The Curriculum by the Numbers

Beyond the guided lesson sequence, every level draws on the full Deutsch Assistent content pool: 621 words in the article bank, 654 sentences in the translation bank, and 520 verb conjugation exercises — all reused by the spaced repetition system for ongoing review long after a lesson is "complete."

Built to Keep You Motivated

Lessons use a heart-based life system with combo bonuses — chain correct answers for extra XP. A daily streak tracks consecutive days of practice, and achievement badges unlock for milestones like conjugation accuracy or long combo streaks. None of it is decorative: XP and streak history are the same data spaced repetition uses to decide what to review next.

Available in 8 Languages

Lesson instructions, grammar explanations, and feedback are localised into Turkish, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Ukrainian, and Arabic — while the language you're learning is always German. Switch your explanation language anytime without losing progress.