Learn German
The Zorg Space German course for beginners, at levels A0 and A1: the cases, word order and the verbs you need first.
Levels
| A0 Starter | Lessons: 23 | |
|---|---|---|
| A1 Beginner | Lessons: 26 |
Browse grammar
- Personal pronounsGerman has one word for I, one for we — and three for "you".
- My, your, your (formal)A possessive copies the article of the noun it stands in front of: mein Bruder (der), meine Schwester (die), mein Kind…
- The verb sein (to be)sein is the first verb you need and the least regular one in the language.
- The verb haben (to have)haben loses its b in exactly two places: du hast and er hat.
- Present tense: regular verbsTake the infinitive, drop -en, add the ending.
- Verbs that change their vowelA small group of very frequent verbs changes its vowel in du and er/sie/es — and only there.
Practise this lesson in Zorg Space
In the app every rule becomes interactive practice: instant correction, reviews at the moment you are about to forget, and progress you can see from level to level — free.
Start for free