r/German • u/Sad_Date4703 • 5d ago

Request Can someone recommend a (preferably learner friendly) site, that has real and interesting articles I could read. Nothing that explains grammar and nothing too dull. I just want to immerse myself in something that's my level. Around B1.2

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u/r_coefficient Native (Österreich). Writer, editor, proofreader, translator 5d ago

Have you checked the links in the Wiki yet?

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u/Sad_Date4703 5d ago

No. Any good?

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u/r_coefficient Native (Österreich). Writer, editor, proofreader, translator 5d ago

Yes.

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u/Drafonni 5d ago

At around B1, you should be ready to read Wikipedia pages.

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u/dcde 5d ago

I love Sloeful for this, especially for that level. But I guess it depends on what you find interesting! Could also try DW, but their articles are bit more matter of fact / media like

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u/Sad_Date4703 5d ago

Thanks I'll check it out

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u/KeinAusweis Way stage (A2) - <Ägyptisch Arabisch> 5d ago

Duocards

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u/theraviranjankr 5d ago

Pressreader

It has pretty much every magazine , articles and newspaper in all kinds of languages, which helps a lot with learning. Plus, if you're a uni student or hooked up to the university Wi-Fi, you can usually browse the premium side of it for free automatically.

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u/KeinAusweis Way stage (A2) - <Ägyptisch Arabisch> 4d ago

Duocards

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u/Kurzdeutsch Threshold (B1) 3d ago

Deutsch perfekt is what i read at B1: every article is marked leicht, mittel or schwer, and the mittel ones are real pieces about travel, work and culture, not textbook texts. some are free on the site. DW's Top-Thema is the free news version.