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Stubenhocker – zu Hause Deutsch lernen

Here you can find a series of digital, free educational programmes of the Goethe-Institut, that allow you to learn or progress in German from home.

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 Deutsch für dich

The community of Deutsch für dich (German for you) offers a number of different exercises (levels A1-C2) for learning German for free. People learning German can exchange ideas with each other in groups and forums.

Deutsch am Arbeitsplatz

Öva din affärstyska med övningar på A1- till B2. I intervjuer och filmer kan du få inblick i yrkesvardagen i Tyskland.

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Mein Weg nach Deutschland

On the website, migrants can find videos, language exercises (levels A1-B2) and practical information about Germany to help them settle in Germany.
 

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 Deutschland #nofilter

What do I cook when the fridge is empty by the end of the month? How do I save the world by the way? And how do I survive my studies? "Deutschland #nofilter" offers tips, curiosities and funny stories about life in Germany.

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book now - "Deutsch Online" courses

No matter if you are a beginner or an advanced language learner, we have the right online course for you. "German Online Individual" (A1-C1) for example is individually supervised and consists of exciting language and writing exercises as well as communication and speech training in online sessions with a teacher.

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Ticket to Berlin

The video series accompanies six young people, on their way to Berlin, on a journey across Germany. Split into two teams, they face exciting challenges and get to know German cities. German language learners will find exercises (level B1 and above) and material to download for each episode.

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Learn German with Ida

The YouTube channel 24h Deutsch takes you on a journey through a typical day in Germany. Each episode is dedicated to a German learning aspect: from tongue twisters and cursing to the subjunctive II (levels A2/B1)

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Facebook-Channel to Learn German

Here, German learners from all over the world exchange information and experiences with each other every day. Additionally, you will find German language exercises (levels A1-B2) and information on language courses offered by the Goethe-Institut.

Appar – iOS och Android

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Deutschtrainer A1

How do you count in German? What are fruits and vegetables called? How do you tell the time in German? In 10 chapters you can practice vocabulary and structures on topics from everyday life.

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Ordens Stad

En ny inlärnings-app leder användaren genom en „stad av ord“. I ett interaktivt utbyte med andra användare förmedlar appen ett ordförråd på nivån A1/A2. Appen kan man ladda ner gratis.

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#Ersatzprogramm

Bored at home? Check out our free offers for children and young people, which you can easily access from your own couch. Play, listen, read, and test your knowledge!
 

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