Learn German with these useful resources from around the web.
There’s never been a better time to learn a language. No matter your age or experience, a plethora of tools and resources are available to get you started or help you improve your language skills.
Best of all, many of these resources are completely free.
Check out the links below to jump-start your German.
General
Omniglot - Basic overview of German with alphabet and useful links |
Wikipedia - Overview of the German language |
Free Courses
Paid Courses
Amazon - German language learning materials |
German Pod 101 - Modern learning suite with audio and video lessons |
Pimsleur - Comprehensive German course based on the Pimseleur method |
Pimsleur - Comprehensive German (Swiss) course based on the Pimseleur method |
Rocket Languages - Premium German language course |
Udemy - Online German courses from experts |
Babbel - Interactive web and mobile German learning software |
Phrases
Dictionaries and Translation
Grammar and Vocabulary
Antosch & Lin - German audio flashcard system |
Bab.la - German conjugation tool |
Forvo - Collection of German words pronounced by native speakers |
Wikipedia - German grammar |
Memrise - Spaced repetition site and app for learning German vocabulary |
Verbix - German verb conjugation tool |
Video
Easy Languages - Learn German from authentic street interviews |
German Pod 101 - Modern learning suite with audio and video lessons |
TED - Watch TED talks with German subtitles and transcripts |
Yabla - Learn German with interactive videos |
YouTube - Search videos for learning German |
Radio and Podcasts
Social Media
Meetup - List of German language meetups worldwide |
Reddit - /r/German subreddit for learning German |
Books
News
Other Resources
Duolingo - Interactive German course with mobile app |
FluentU - German Language and Culture Blog |
Babbel - Interactive web and mobile German learning software |
Articles and Opinion
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