THE RIGHT ARTICLE. EVERY TIME.

Der, die, das.
Down pat.

Every German noun comes with an article and a plural. Learn both for 300 everyday nouns, one question at a time.

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LEARN. PRACTISE. REMEMBER.
A LITTLE GERMAN, EVERY DAY
  • 300 everyday nouns
  • Flashcards
  • Tests
  • Your progress

THREE WAYS TO MAKE IT STICK

From “der or die?”
To “I know this.”

Look it up, try to recall it, then put it to the test. Find the way that works for you.

Every noun.
With its article.

Browse 300 nouns across ten everyday topics, from food and travel to school and free time. Each one arrives with its article, so you learn them together.

Flip the card.
Find the plural.

Recall the article, then flip for the meaning and a useful plural. Hide the ones you’ve mastered and keep the rest in rotation.

Type the article.
Then the plural.

Write der, die or das, then the plural, exactly as they’re spelled. The right answer and its meaning appear the moment you check.

YOUR GERMAN. YOUR PACE.

One noun.
Three things to know.

Choose your topics and start. Little by little, the right article starts to sound right.

  • Read meanings in one of 14 languages
  • Hear every noun with your iPhone’s German voices
  • Test yourself on the topics you choose
Start practising in the app

ONE NOUN. EVERYTHING YOU NEED.

Noun
Apfel
Article
der
Plural
die Äpfel
“Hier ist der Apfel.”
Here is the apple.

KEEP YOUR LEARNING GOING

A few spare minutes.
A few more nouns.
A lot more confidence.

Your topics. Your test.

Pick your topics and answer one question at a time. The nouns you miss come back sooner.

Focus on what needs practice.

Hide what you’ve mastered from your flashcards and spend your time on the nouns that still trip you up.

See how far you’ve come.

Stats show what you’ve mastered, what you’re learning and what’s still new.

YOUR NEXT NOUN STARTS HERE

Der, die, das.
Second nature.

Your next little learning habit.

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