Learn German
Learn German, A1 to C2.
448 German lessons from A1 to C2, a score for each word you say, and AI conversations at your level.
Standard German (Hochdeutsch) is the standard spoken German of Germany (de-DE). It has sounds English lacks, such as the vowels ü and ö and the "ich" sound /ç/, and final b, d and g lose their voicing, so "Tag" ends in /k/. AnyAccent scores each word and sentence against this accent.
Course
The German course, A1 to C2.
Each level is a separate book of everyday scenes. Read a scene line by line, tap a word for its meaning, and check the grammar notes of each unit.
- A1 Beginner 10 units · 80 lessons
- A2 Elementary 10 units · 80 lessons
- B1 Intermediate 12 units · 96 lessons
- B2 Upper intermediate 10 units · 80 lessons
- C1 Advanced 8 units · 64 lessons
- C2 Proficient 6 units · 48 lessons
Speech scoring in German
Read a line aloud and see a score for each word. Word and sentence pronunciation feedback. Sound-level diagnosis and prosody scoring are not available for this scoring language.
How speech scoring works →AI conversations in German
Practice a real situation at your level with an AI partner. Corrections come after your message, with an explanation in your own language.
How AI chat works →Phonetic signature
Three sounds you will drill.
Ich-Laut
ich → /ɪç/ — palatal fricative after front vowels
Front ü
über → /ˈyːbɐ/ — say /i/ with rounded lips
Devoiced final
Tag → /taːk/, not /taːɡ/
Try it
Sentences AnyAccent will score.
Example sentences chosen for pronunciation practice.
Guten Tag, wie geht es Ihnen?
Formal greeting. Final-G devoices in "Tag".
Können Sie mir helfen?
Umlaut ö in "können" — round your lips for E.
Ich möchte ein Bier bitte.
Umlaut ö again. Front "I-ch" — palatal fricative.
Das Wetter ist heute schön.
"Schön" — umlaut ö after sh. Lip rounding crucial.
Wo ist der Bahnhof?
Devoicing in "Bahnhof" — final F is /f/.
Vielen Dank, auf Wiedersehen.
Polite goodbye. "V" sounds like /f/.
Practice runs in the app. Sign in to continue.
What you drill
What AnyAccent fixes in German.
Umlaut vowel ladder (ü/u, ö/o, ä/a)
Final-obstruent devoicing drills
Strong vs weak verb stem changes
How it works
Three taps to a better accent.
- 01
Pick a language and accent
Choose a supported language. For English, Spanish, Portuguese and more, pick your target accent — the same engine, tuned for the locale.
- 02
Speak any sentence
Type or paste a sentence, tap record. Review the feedback when your recording is ready.
- 03
See exactly what to fix
Words colored by accuracy. Feedback depends on the scoring language. English (US) also supports sound-level diagnosis and prosody. Listen to the reference and try again.
FAQ
Common questions.
What pronunciation feedback is available?
Word and sentence pronunciation feedback. Sound-level diagnosis and prosody scoring are not available for this scoring language.
How should I use the examples?
Listen to a reference, notice one pronunciation detail, and repeat the sentence at a comfortable pace. Use the app to record a sentence and review the feedback available for your language.
How long will improvement take?
Progress depends on your starting point, goals and practice. There is no fixed timetable. Compare recordings and focus on one change at a time.
Can I use more than one supported language?
Yes. AnyAccent plans include supported languages and accents. Your monthly usage and conversation settings depend on your plan.
Where do I record and manage my subscription?
Open the app and sign in to record, choose your settings and manage your plan. The website provides learning examples and information.
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