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GoGermany teaches A1, A2, B1 and B2 German with plain-English explanations, contextual examples, and structured exercises for international students and professionals moving to Germany.

Learn the German you need for daily life, Goethe and telc exams, jobs, PR, citizenship, university, housing, appointments, emails, and real conversations.

Abdullah, creator of GoGermany

Created by Abdullah from @abdidoesstuff after 10 years in Germany, together with German-learning experts.

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Der, die, das explained clearly

English logic

German nouns have grammatical gender. English nouns do not, so you need to learn the article with the noun.

Gender clues

Endings often help:

der-er, -en, -ling
der Lehrerder Gartender Frühling
die-ung, -heit, -keit
die Wohnungdie Freiheitdie Möglichkeit
das-chen, -ment, -um
das Mädchendas Dokumentdas Studium

Best habit: learn every noun with its article.

derBahnhofdieWohnungdasFormular

Quick practice

Choose the correct article for Wohnung

derdiedas
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Everything you need for Germany

GoGermany covers every step of the journey — from learning the language to finding work, navigating visas, completing Ausbildung, and settling into life in Germany.

How GoGermany teaches differently

Not a translation app or a grammar drill tool. GoGermany teaches you how German works, why it works that way, and how to use it in situations that matter.

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Clear English explanations

Understand the logic before you are expected to use it in German.

English-to-German comparisons

See where German works differently from English in word order, articles, verbs, and sentence structure.

Contextual examples

Learn through situations like housing, appointments, jobs, emails, university, transport, and daily conversations.

Structured practice

Move from recognition to active use with matching, word order, translation, listening, and writing tasks.

Built for exams and real life

Prepare for Goethe and telc-style skills while learning German for work, PR, citizenship, and daily confidence.

A guided path from A1 to B2

A1, A2, B1 and B2 are all live now.

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A1 German

Start from zero. Learn introductions, basic questions, numbers, time, articles, simple verbs, shopping, transport, appointments, and short messages.

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A2 German

Continue beyond survival German. Learn to explain problems, talk about plans and experiences, write clearer emails, understand notices, and handle more everyday situations.

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B1 German

Move beyond everyday basics toward more confident communication for study, work, and life in Germany.

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B2 German

Reach advanced professional and academic German — complex arguments, formal writing, and confident communication at work or university.

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Created by Abdullah from @abdidoesstuff

GoGermany was built by Abdullah after 10 years of living, studying, and working in Germany.

After helping international students with admissions, visas, jobs, and life in Germany, he saw the same problem again and again: German learning felt confusing, unstructured, and disconnected from what people actually needed.

GoGermany combines practical Germany experience with expert-supported German course structure, so students and professionals can learn with clarity, context, and purpose.

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Why learners choose GoGermany

Duolingo is fun. Language schools are thorough. GoGermany is the middle path — structured and practical, on your schedule.

GoGermany

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Built for international students and professionals moving to Germany who want clear explanations, practical vocabulary, and structured progress.

  • Plain-English explanations
  • Practical German for life in Germany
  • Goethe / telc exam foundation
  • Self-paced learning
  • No streak pressure
  • Free to start

Language apps

Great for daily habit-building and quick exposure, but often lighter on explanation and structured progression.

  • Easy to start
  • Good for consistency
  • Short lessons
  • Less depth in grammar explanation
  • Less tailored to Germany-life needs

Language schools

Helpful if you want live teaching and classroom accountability, but more expensive and less flexible.

  • Teacher support
  • Group practice
  • Structured classroom pace
  • Fixed schedule
  • Higher monthly cost

From the students

Real feedback from international students studying and working in Germany.

The Bürgeramt vocabulary alone saved me. I finally knew what forms to ask for and could actually understand the responses.

Aditya K.

Master's student, TU Berlin

I tried Duolingo for months and still couldn't form a sentence. Two weeks into GoGermany and grammar finally clicked.

Emma S.

Exchange student from Australia

Passed my Goethe A1 on the first try. The mock exams at the end of the course are almost identical to the real thing.

Fatima R.

Au Pair, Munich

Common questions

Do I need an account to start?

You need a free account to access the lessons. Sign up takes under a minute and there is no credit card required.

How long do the courses take?

Each chapter takes 45–65 minutes. A1 (24 chapters) is roughly 18–24 hours of study. A2 (26 chapters) adds another 20–26 hours. B1 (28 chapters) adds another 22–28 hours. B2 (29 chapters) adds another 22–28 hours. Most students complete A1 in 4–8 weeks, then progress through A2, B1 and B2.

Is it really free?

The first 5 chapters of every level (A1, A2, B1, and B2) are completely free — no credit card required. Chapter 6 and beyond require a GoGermany Pro subscription (7 days free, then €4.99/month — cancel anytime) or a one-time Course Pass (€9.99 per level).

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. GoGermany is a web app that works in any browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox. No app download needed. Audio pronunciation works on iOS Safari and Chrome desktop.

I already know some German — should I start at Chapter 1?

Browse the chapter list and jump in wherever feels right. Each chapter is self-contained enough that you can skip sections you already know.

Which exam does this prepare me for?

A1 ends with mock exams for the Goethe-Institut A1 and telc A1. A2 ends with Goethe A2 and telc A2 mock exams. These are the most common exams required for German visas and residency permits.

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Free to start. Affordable to continue.

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