Learn by example
Every word and rule lands inside a real German sentence you can hear, read and reuse — not an isolated flashcard.
Real lessons, native audio and streaks — from your first Guten Tag to confident conversations. You learn the language the way you actually use it: one real sentence at a time.
Six things that turn “I should practise” into a daily streak.
Every word and rule lands inside a real German sentence you can hear, read and reuse — not an isolated flashcard.
Tap any German line to hear it spoken. Record yourself and compare with the model to sharpen pronunciation.
Vocabulary, grammar and skills organised by level, so you always know the next step — and your streak keeps you moving.
Practise the dialogues you'll actually have — ordering, small talk, appointments — with phrases, dialogue and culture notes.
Look up any verb, see its conjugations across tenses, and hear an example for every form.
Each lesson ends with an 18-question quiz — easy, medium and hard — with explanations for every answer.
Every screen is built on the same calm, pastel design system.






Honest reactions from the first learners testing German by Example.
“Hearing every sentence out loud finally made der/die/das click. I actually kept my streak for three weeks.”
“The Arabic interface with proper right-to-left layout is the first one that didn't feel like an afterthought.”
“Real conversations instead of random words. I used a café dialogue in Berlin the same week.”
Pick English, العربية or Français as your interface language. German always stays the language you're learning — everything around it speaks to you. Choose Arabic and the entire app flips to a polished right-to-left layout.
Free to start. Your progress, streak and saved words sync to your account.
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The path runs from A1 through C1 — beginner greetings all the way to confident, nuanced German. You pick your starting level and your progress carries across levels.
Not at all. You start with Hallo & Tschüss — the greetings you'll use every single day — and build from there, one real example at a time.
English, العربية (Arabic) and Français (French). German is always the language you're learning; the menus, explanations and translations follow the language you choose. Arabic runs in a full right-to-left layout.
Yes — every German line has native audio you can tap to hear, plus a record-and-compare tool so you can check your own pronunciation against the model.
It's free to start. Create a free profile so your streak, progress and saved words are safe and sync to any device you sign in on.