Finding Your Voice 🗣️
You can handle most everyday situations! Navigate travel, produce simple connected text on familiar topics, and describe experiences and ambitions.
25 thematic groups — all filtered to B1 level. Click any topic to open it with B1 words pre-selected, or browse the full vocabulary hub →
Introductions, names, nationalities, addresses, and personal details.
Family members, relationships, describing people, and social bonds.
Character traits, emotions, appearance, and describing others.
Body parts, health conditions, symptoms, and visiting the doctor.
Rooms, furniture, household items, and everyday home life.
Food, drinks, cooking ingredients, and meal-time vocabulary.
Ordering food, menus, restaurant situations, and dining out.
Clothes, accessories, styles, shopping for clothes, and fashion.
Shops, prices, payment, banking, and financial vocabulary.
Public offices, official forms, bureaucracy, and government services.
Jobs, workplace, professions, job applications, and career vocabulary.
School subjects, university, learning, and academic vocabulary.
Free time activities, interests, games, and entertainment.
Sports, exercise, gym, competitions, and fitness vocabulary.
Travel planning, holidays, hotels, tourism, and destinations.
Getting around, public transport, directions, and vehicles.
Urban life, neighbourhoods, local amenities, and community.
Weather conditions, seasons, landscape, plants, and animals.
Environmental issues, climate, sustainability, and green living.
Internet, social media, devices, news, and digital vocabulary.
Music, cinema, theatre, literature, museums, and cultural events.
Holidays, festivals, German cultural events and traditions.
Social topics, politics, news, and contemporary German issues.
Germany, Austria, Switzerland — geography, culture, and identity.
Telling time, days, months, schedules, and everyday routines.
The indirect object case. Master dative articles, pronouns, and prepositions.
Written past tense. Essential for storytelling and formal writing.
Complex sentences with weil, dass, wenn, ob. German word order in subclauses.
Verbs with sich. Learn reflexive pronouns and common reflexive verbs.
Practice common everyday dialogues with audio.
Train your ear with B1-level audio exercises.
Master German sounds and pronunciation rules.
Challenge yourself to think in German for 5 minutes a day. Start with simple thoughts: 'Ich bin müde', 'Das Wetter ist schön'.
Try German series with German subtitles. Start with shows for teens — they use clear, everyday German!
German word order is key at B1! Practice with subordinate clauses: weil, dass, wenn, obwohl.
Write 2–3 paragraphs about topics you know. Connect sentences using 'weil', 'aber', 'deshalb', 'trotzdem'.
Practice speaking with a native or fellow learner. iTalki and Tandem are great for finding partners!
Set specific goals: 'I will learn 20 new words this week' rather than 'I will study German'.