#German grammar app series
The lessons are essentially a series of voice-acted slides or flashcards in which the app will ask you how something is said in German or what a German phrase means and you are given a time limit in which to speak your answer aloud. Mango feels like a more in-depth German app as it begins each lesson by describing the learning goals and outlining what the lesson will cover, unlike a lot of other apps that just jump right in. Mango Languages German lessons is an intermediate German app that focuses primarily on German-speaking skills by walking you through phrases in small chunks and then putting them together. Price: Starting at $7.99/month (but often you can get it through your local public library, so check there first) (Photo by Arthur Lambillotte) Mango Languages What are the top intermediate German apps? Well, I took a look at a few and took note of their strengths and weaknesses when it comes to advancing German learning for an intermediate student. Now the only issue is there are a lot of apps to choose from and a lot of them only cater to beginner learners. No more trying to fit classes, online or in-person into our schedules, or hauling a German handbook around, now German is just a tap away. Not to mention, you can choose when and for how long you want to practice when using a German app. Thanks to language learning apps, learning German can be fun, easy, and on the go. Picking up German can be tricky, but we are lucky to live in a time when language learning isn’t consigned to classrooms, tutors, or dry, confusing textbooks.
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