Learn German Online for Free: Interactive Lessons for Students

Want to learn German before or after you move to Germany? This free learning hub brings together interactive exercises, easy stories and clear grammar explanations – made especially for international students and newcomers, with English and বাংলা support.

All tools work in your browser on your phone or laptop, need no account, and include audio so you can hear the correct pronunciation.

🗂️Vocabulary Flashcards200+ everyday words with audio, English and বাংলা meanings.🎯Der, Die, Das TrainerLearn the gender of German nouns with instant feedback and rules.⚙️Verb Conjugation TrainerDrill present tense, Präteritum and Perfekt of 54 key verbs.🧩Sentence BuilderPut words in the right order: V2, questions, modal verbs, weil/dass.🔀Cases PracticeAccusative vs. dative with verbs, prepositions and pronouns.🕒Numbers & TimeListen, read and write numbers, and tell the time like a German.📖Easy German StoriesShort graded stories (A1–B1) about student life with tap-to-translate.💬Survival PhrasebookPhrases for the Bürgeramt, doctor, university, WG and more.📘Grammar Guide A1–A2All the core grammar on one page, with clear tables.

Where Should I Start?

Your level	Start with	Then practise
Complete beginner (A0)	Pronunciation & basics, Greetings flashcards	Numbers
A1	Der, die, das, Present tense verbs	Sentence builder, A1 stories
A2	Accusative & dative, Perfekt	A2 stories, Phrasebook
B1	Subordinate clauses, Präteritum	B1 story

A 4-Week Plan to Learn German Basics

Week	Focus	Daily practice (20–30 min)
1	Sounds, greetings, numbers, sein & haben	Greetings and Time flashcards, numbers listening, grammar guide sections 1–3
2	Nouns and articles, present tense	20 nouns in the der/die/das trainer, 10 verb drills, food and home flashcards
3	Word order and questions	Sentence builder (statements, W-questions, yes/no questions), first A1 story
4	Real-life situations	Phrasebook for the Bürgeramt and doctor, modal and separable verbs, second A1 story

Tips to Learn German Faster

Practise every day – short daily sessions work better than long weekly ones.
Speak from day one. Read every word and sentence out loud.
Learn words in context. Stories and phrases are easier to remember than isolated words.
Combine tools: learn a word in the flashcards, then use it in the sentence builder.
Take a course too. These tools are ideal for practice; a teacher or course helps you with speaking and feedback. The Goethe-Institut and Deutsche Welle also offer good resources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really learn German online for free?

Yes, you can learn the basics with free tools like these. To reach a certified level (for example A1 or B1 for a visa, university or job), most learners also take a course and an official exam such as Goethe, telc or ÖSD.

How long does it take to reach A1?

It depends on how intensively you study. With regular daily practice, many learners reach A1 in about two to three months.

Is this suitable for Bangladeshi students?

Yes. Most tools show meanings in both English and বাংলা, and the topics focus on real situations for students moving to Germany.

Planning your move? Follow our step-by-step guide The Route: how to study in Germany step by step.