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German
With over 175 million speakers worldwide. German is the official language of Germany, and 5 other countries including Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, and Belgium.
175M
Native & Non-Native Speakers
Top 10
Most Spoken Language Worldwide
6
Countries with Official Status
Learning Outcomes
From your first “Hallo” to full fluency, these are the practical skills and outcomes you’ll gain learning German on vokabl:
- Speak Confidently: Start real conversations in German, from simple greetings to everyday dialogues.
- Understand Native Speakers: Train your ears with immersive listening practice and real-life audio.
- Read & Write with Ease: Master reading German texts and writing clearly, from texts to emails.
- Build Strong Grammar & Vocabulary: Learn essential grammar rules and grow your vocabulary with practical words.
- Gain Cultural Insight: Understand German traditions, etiquette, and cultural context.
- Be Travel, Career, or Study Ready: Get prepared for international travel, exams, jobs, and higher education opportunities.
What is Learning a Language?
Learning a language isn't just about ticking off grammar rules, it's about being able to use it the moment you need it. That's why every outcome above is built around real situations, not abstract exercises. You won't just learn what German words mean, you'll practice using them the way people actually speak, so what you learn in a lesson is something you can use minutes later, not months later.
At the A1 and A2 stages, the goal isn't perfection, it's momentum. Every learner starts by making small, real progress: introducing themselves, asking a question, following a simple conversation. Those small wins matter more than they seem, because they're what keep people coming back to a language instead of giving up on it in the first few weeks. vokabl is built around protecting that momentum, lesson after lesson.
We help you, getting one more you!
None of this happens in isolation. A real teacher is with you through every one of these outcomes, correcting what needs correcting and skipping what you've already got, instead of dragging you through material you don't need. That's the difference between a course that teaches everyone the same way and one that actually teaches you.
A1.1
By the end of A1.1, you'll be able to introduce yourself in German, ask and answer simple questions, talk about family, profession, and hobbies, and form simple sentences in the present tense and the Perfekt (past tense).
A1.2
By the end of A1.2, you'll be able to talk about health and feelings, give and understand advice, make comparisons, and express simple wishes — you'll have fully reached level A1.