Free resources German learners keep mentioning 📚
Resources that come up again and again, and what learners actually use them for. Nicos Weg (Deutsche Welle) · A free video course from A1 to B1 following a young man who moves to Germany, with exercises and grammar notes. · Strong for listening and beginner grammar. · A review notes it has no speaking or writing practice, and stops at B1. Use the website, not just the videos, and repeat units. Easy German (YouTube) · Street interviews with German and English subtitles. Good for real everyday German, slang and some dialect. More useful from about A2. Other YouTube channels · Many teachers post grammar lessons by level; DW also has workplace German and more advanced content. Anki decks for the Einbürgerungstest · A free deck with explanations and translations; spaced repetition shows hard questions more often. The official BAMF trainer · oet.bamf.de for the LiD/Einbürgerungstest catalogue and a sample test. A tip from reviewers: whatever app you use, arrange speaking and writing practice separately from the start. Apps rarely train those enough for the DTZ or B1. Sources: https://languagelibrarian.com/en/german/reviews/dw-learn-german-nicos-weg/ · https://www.alllanguageresources.com/german-youtube-channels/ · https://dev.to/alialp/einburgerungstest-naturalization-test-made-easy-436c
22.9.2026 · 27 Aufrufe
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