Your diary
Every word and sentence you saved, with your note, grouped by skill and exam.
Vocabulary
A word ends up in your diary because you didn’t know it in a task, saved with the sentence it came from, its article, its plural and your own note.
From your own tasksArticle and plural includedExplained in your languageSaved words stay highlighted
Select a word. Get the whole picture.
The dictionary works in every exercise, transcript and piece of feedback. It gives the meaning in this exact sentence first, then the other common meanings.
- Article, plural and forms“der Antrag, die Anträge” is one entry. For verbs you get the infinitive and the main forms.
- Two or three example sentencesReal sentences that show how the word is used, including the verb it usually goes with: einen Antrag stellen, not machen.
- Whole sentences explainedSelect a sentence and Erklären gives an exact translation into your mother language, then goes through it word by word.
Sie müssen den Antrag bis Freitag beim Amt stellen.
der Antrag, die Anträgenoun, masculine
Meaning herea formal application or request
Ich habe den Antrag online gestellt.
Der Antrag wurde abgelehnt.
A word is more than a meaning.
In German, the wrong article costs points just like the wrong word. So everything you save keeps the full package, and you can come back to it anywhere.
Highlights that stay
Saved words stay highlighted in the exercise, one colour for words and another for sentences. Tap one to see your note.
Puzzles
Word order, articles, synonyms and gap fills, on a map that follows your level.
Books
A library of learning books by level, with the same word lookup inside.
Prüfung+Vorbereitung
die Prüfungsvorbereitung
German builds meaning from parts.
Once you know Prüfung and Vorbereitung, Prüfungsvorbereitung isn’t a new word. Erklären goes through a sentence word by word, colour-coded by part of speech, so you see how it’s built.
Your exam date is fixed. Your preparation shouldn’t be.
Tell Deutschtrainer which certificate you booked and the level you need. From then on, everything points at the day you sit in the exam room.