Study Materials

Separable and inseparable verbs in German (Trennbare & untrennbare Verben), with examples.

Audio companion for German basics — pronunciation and listening practice.

German A1 basics with audio: a phonetics section covering 18 German sounds with IPA, plain-Egyptian explanations and an example word to hear each one in, plus 32 sentences across four topics (greetings, pronouns, verbs, colours), each with its IPA transcription and Arabic translation. Every sentence has a recorder underneath: hear the correct pronunciation, record yourself for up to 10 minutes, play it back and download it to compare. It closes with six open speaking prompts.

German food and drink vocabulary (Essen und Trinken) for A1 level.

German vocabulary and sentences about daily routine (Tagesablauf), with exercises.

German Accusative and Dative cases explained, with examples.

The Perfekt (present perfect) tense combined with daily routine vocabulary (Tägliche Routine) in German.

German listening and speaking practice on the Perfekt tense, A1 level.

German question words (W-Fragen) — wer, was, wo, wann, etc. — with examples.

The difference between the German negation words "kein" and "nicht", with examples and practice.

The German alphabet (Alphabet) and its pronunciation.

Lesson 2: German vocabulary about marital/family status (Familienstand).

Interactive card-matching game for reviewing German vocabulary.

The verbs "sein" and "haben", numbers, and basic expressions in German — A1 level.

General review quiz for German A1 level.

Interactive 20-question exercise on German numbers (Zahlen) for A1 level.

Lesson 4 of the German course — general review and practice.

German furniture & prices vocabulary, listening dialogues with comprehension questions, and pronunciation practice (A1).

Detailed explanation of German separable verbs (Trennbare Verben) — 20 verbs, each with its own picture, German IPA and English respelling, and 3 example sentences, plus flashcards, quiz questions, listening exercises and a picture-matching activity — A1 level.

A short 4-question multiple-choice quiz on the conjugation of "sein" with the pronouns ich, du, er, wir.

A comprehensive unit on Modul 6 / Lektion 17: 15 life-goal expressions from the Bildlexikon and 24 words about the academy and its entrance exam — each with an emoji, a German definition, Arabic and English translations, an example sentence, and German + English audio on every item. Detailed grammar on the modal verb wollen (conjugation, the Satzklammer, questions, wollen vs möchten, and the unbedingt/vielleicht/auf keinen Fall scale), on werden with professions (no article), and on mit + Dative and ohne + Accusative with full article and possessive tables plus the dative-plural -n rule. Four reading texts (the academy, and Cherry, Fabian and Lisa) with translation, notes and comprehension questions, 29 communication phrases, 8 idioms, a listening dialogue with transcript, an Elfchen creative-writing task with a live word counter, two speaking tasks with recording, and 58 varied exercises (conjugation, multiple choice, matching, emoji puzzles, listening and word order) — with a button at the end that takes the student to the test.

A playing-card game on the German numbers 1 to 10 — cards sit face down and show digits only, with no words, so the learner has to say the number in German themselves. Plus a 20-card memory game, a speed round, and 10 exercises. Completely silent, no audio — A1 level.

A 30-question test on the German letter sounds (ch, sch, chs, sp, st, ei, ie, eu, w, v, z, j, s, h, ß, pf, qu and word-final b/d/g), on reading words with the right pronunciation, and on the numbers 1 to 10 — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

The full explanation of German A1 basics: greetings, personal pronouns, verb conjugation and colours, each with tables, examples and audio. Every topic is followed by its own exercise set, plus a mixed set at the end, across five exercise types: multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank, sentence ordering and matching. It also includes a pronunciation section: hear the German sentence, record your own voice, play it back, download it and compare it against the model pronunciation.

A 67-question test on German A1 basics across seven sections: colours, the verb haben, the verb sein, sentences, personal pronouns, verb conjugation, and numbers from 1 to 1000. Multiple-choice, true/false and fill-in-the-blank questions, graded server-side with an explanation for every answer. The score is recorded and emailed to the teacher as soon as the student finishes.

A 75-question A1 exam across 12 sections: greetings, self-introduction, personal pronouns, sein, haben, verb conjugation, colours, marital status, negation with kein and nicht, and family-relation riddles in German. It also includes a listening section that plays each German sentence aloud, and a speaking section with a five-minute recorder for introducing yourself, which the student downloads and sends to the teacher. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher.

A large 110-question test on separable and inseparable verbs (Trennbare & untrennbare Verben): when the prefix splits and when it does not, where it goes in the sentence, and conjugation in the Präsens and Perfekt — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

A 20-question test on German food and drink vocabulary (Essen und Trinken) at A1 level: food and drink nouns with their articles, and phrases for ordering and expressing preference — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

A 16-question test on the verbs sein and haben, numbers and basic expressions (A1) — including listening questions on numbers and sentences, and pronunciation questions on the distinctive German letters (Sch, Z, ei, ß) — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

A 32-question test on Modul 6 / Lektion 17: conjugating the modal verb wollen and its position in the sentence, werden with professions, the prepositions mit + Dative and ohne + Accusative, wishes-and-plans vocabulary (Bildlexikon), the steps into the academy (read an advert, register, pass the entrance exam, get a place, complete the training), comprehension of the Cherry/Fabian/Lisa texts, and the rules of the Elfchen poem — multiple-choice and fill-in questions, graded server-side with an Arabic explanation for every answer.