Wortschatz

Three German words a day. The ones that stick.

A noun, a verb, an adjective every morning — each in real sentences that change from morning to night. A1 to C2, fully offline.

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Wortschatz welcome screen: three words a day, a noun, a verb and an adjective.

How it sticks

One word. Three sentences. All day.

The same word comes back three times a day, in three different real sentences — morning, afternoon, evening. By nightfall it's yours, with the meaning attached.

der Dollarnoun · A1

Morning

„Der Dollar ist heute teuer.“

The dollar is expensive today.

Afternoon

„Ich kaufe einen Dollar am Geldautomat.“

I buy a dollar at the ATM.

Evening

„Ein Dollar kostet zwei Euro.“

A dollar costs two euros.

A Wortschatz word shown in morning, afternoon and evening example sentences.

A balanced set

One noun, one verb, one adjective.

Never three random nouns. A balanced set every day, ranked by how often the words actually turn up in real German.

Noun

das Haus

the house

Verb

gehen

to go

Adj

schnell

fast

What you get

Quiet on purpose.

Hear every word

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Yours, offline

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The whole path, A1 to C2

Around 9,500 hand-picked words. A1 is free forever; one payment unlocks the rest.

Learn by playing

A quick quiz against the clock and flashcards to flip — built from the words you have already seen or saved.

Often used with

Word pairings and examples from real German news. You see how each word is actually used.

In your language

Every word translated into your language — and the whole app with it, in eight languages.

A look inside

See it in action.

The Wortschatz home screen with today's three words. — Today's three words

The Wortschatz games screen with Light Speed and Flashcards. — Light Speed & Flashcards

A Wortschatz flashcard ready to flip. — Practise what you've seen

Choosing a CEFR level from A1 to C2 in Wortschatz. — Every level, A1–C2

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