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The calm, beautiful way to learn German — short daily practice, not pressure. Progress through 9 CEFR levels (Pre-A1 to B2) with thousands of words, real example sentences, audio for every entry, and a path that grows with you.

9 Levels
4 Skills
10 Exercise Types
13 Languages
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Everything you need to learn German

9 CEFR Levels

Nine structured levels from absolute beginner (Pre-A1) to upper-intermediate (B2) — thousands of words, hand-crafted lessons, grammar guides, and audio for every entry.

10 Ways to Practise

Ten exercise types across reading, listening, writing and speaking, so every skill grows together.

Entdecken Scenes

Tap objects in beautifully illustrated places and learn their German names — and the right article — the way you'd meet them in real life.

AI Chat Partner

Practise real conversations at your own level with an AI partner that chats back in German, plus a voice journal to speak out loud.

Smart Flashcards

Spaced-repetition flashcards schedule your reviews for you — and with Meine Karten you can add your own cards for anything you want to remember.

Calm by Design

Short daily practice, not pressure — with XP, streaks and achievements to keep the habit, and the full interface available in 13 languages.

What you'll learn

Greetings

Essential greetings and polite expressions

Family

Family members, relationships, and home life

Food & Drink

Order meals, shop for groceries, and discuss cuisine

Travel

Navigate airports, hotels, and public transport

Daily Life

Everyday routines and useful expressions

Shopping

Prices, sizes, colors, and making purchases

At Work

Professional vocabulary and workplace situations

Weather

Seasons, weather, and climate vocabulary

Health

Doctor visits, body parts, and wellness

Culture

German traditions, holidays, and customs

Learn through play

Der Die Das

Master German articles with fast-paced gender challenges. Der, die, or das?

Word Sprint

Race against the clock to translate as many words as possible.

Sentence Builder

Arrange words in the correct German word order to form sentences.

Listening Quiz

Listen to German audio and pick the correct meaning or spelling.

A peek inside the app

Home — Word of the Day

Home

Dein Weg — CEFR level path

Learn

Alphabet flashcards

Alphabet

Picture exercise

Exercise

Word detail — dictionary

Word Detail

Sentence Builder game

Sentence Builder

Pronunciation practice

Speaking

Chat with Heidi, the AI tutor

Chat Tutor

Nine CEFR levels, Pre-A1 to B2

Pre-A1
First Steps

Basic greetings, introductions, and the German alphabet

Free
A1.1
Getting Started

Family, food, numbers, and basic sentence structures

Pro
A1.2
Daily Routines

Time, weather, daily activities, and der/die/das

Pro
A2.1
Expanding Horizons

Travel, shopping, giving directions, and past tense

Pro
A2.2
Conversations

Opinions, plans, health, and modal verbs

Pro
B1.1
Independent Speaker

Work, education, media, and complex sentences

Pro
B1.2
Confident Communication

Culture, society, formal language, and subjunctive

Pro
B2.1
Upper Intermediate

Abstract topics, nuanced expression, and advanced grammar

Pro
B2.2
Mastery

Complex discussions, idiomatic expressions, and near-fluency

Pro

Born from real experience

KK Studio — a tiny kitchen desk overlooking the Swiss mountains

“I know what it feels like to not be understood. That frustration became my fuel.”

Southern Thailand

Where it all started

KK grew up in the south of Thailand, then moved 1,250 km north for university — where even the dialect was completely different. That was her first taste of what it means to feel like a stranger in your own country.

Poland • Portugal

Languages everywhere

10 months as an exchange student in Poland. Then 4 years in Portugal for her PhD. Each country brought a new language, new barriers, and the same feeling: if only there were a better way to learn.

Switzerland

German: the final boss

Now living in the German-speaking part of Switzerland. Four official languages. Der, die, das. Separable verbs. Word order that makes your head spin. KK is learning German every single day — and she gets it.

The Kitchen Desk

A tiny desk, a big idea

One 60×60 cm table in the corner of a kitchen. One laptop. No team, no investors. Just a mom with a PhD, a passion for languages, and the belief that learning should be beautiful, fun, and accessible to everyone.

Today

Willkommen was born

Built from real struggles. Designed with real love. Willkommen exists because KK knows exactly how it feels to stare at a new language and think “I'll never get this.” She did. And she'll help you do it too.

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Start learning German today

First 2 levels free, no account required.

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