
Deutsch mit Karten
German A1–A2 flashcards
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Deutsch mit Karten helps you learn German vocabulary from the first word to level C1, in English or in Russian.
The app checks what you know. A new word starts as multiple choice, and the wrong options look like the right one: the same part of speech, the same topic, the same country or job in a sentence. Once you get a word right twice in a row, you type it yourself, with the article for nouns. The app accepts ae, oe, ue and ss instead of umlauts, forgives one typo in a long word and tells you when only the article is wrong.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• About 1500 words and phrases in 59 lessons, each with a hand-made paper-cutout picture
• Start: pronouns, the verb sein, question words, articles
• A1 and A2: greetings, family, work, food, home, health, travel, feelings, offices and banks, connectors
• B1: career, city and transport, money, technology, relationships, education, environment
• B2: society and politics, economy, science, law, culture, psychology, negotiating, healthcare
• C1: arguing a point, abstract concepts, finance, sustainability, digitalisation, ethics, idioms
• A short grammar note for every lesson
• Conjugation exercises
HOW IT WORKS
• Spaced repetition: words come back after 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 days
• Mistakes return at the end of the session until you get them right
• Today's review collects due words from all lessons
• Articles are coloured: der blue, die red, das green
• German words are read aloud by the iOS voice
• Choose English or Russian: translations, hints and grammar notes switch with it
• Stuck on a word? The Hint button reveals the answer one letter at a time
PRIVACY
No accounts, no ads, no tracking and no internet connection. Your progress stays on your iPhone.
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What's New in Deutsch mit Karten
1.1
October 29, 2026
• New levels B1, B2 and C1: about 1500 words in 59 lessons • New look: warm paper and cardboard, pictures in the style of classic paper-cutout animation • Every word has a picture to help it stick • Smarter answer options: wrong answers look like the right one, and in sentences the country, city or job stays the same in every option • Fixes and small improvements
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