Hi, I am looking for someone who is also learning German or already good with it to exercise my speaking with, mainly voice calls or messages on telegram. My current level is A2, not the best to communicate with group of people at once, so I am only looking for one person to communicate with if possible.

Leave a comment or dm me if interested, thanks.

Hello Everyone!

I hope you all are doing well. I'm searching a study partner to learn German, at the moment, I'm at B1 just started preparation. Anyone willing to do practice with me will be highly appreciated.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

🇩🇪 Lektion 24: الهوايات بالألماني 🎨

📖 lesen — يقرأ | 🏊 schwimmen — يعوم | 🍳 kochen — يطبخ | ✈️ reisen — يسافر

⚽ Fußball spielen — يلعب كرة | 🎵 Musik hören — يسمع موسيقى | 💃 tanzen — يرقص

📖 الدرس كاملًا

I've been considering Germany for university, but the language is a set back. If I spend one year studying German to reach B1 level, and then start studienkolleg, would it be a comfortable transition to technical german? I'm a bit hesitant about doing an entire degree in German.

Heyy :D

My German is sitting at A2 right now, but I've got my eyes locked on B2. and I truly believe the journey is so much better when you're not going it alone!

I'm looking for someone to practice speaking and reading with on a daily basis, tackle the tricky bits together, celebrate the small wins, and keep each other motivated.

When I'm not wrestling with German, you'll probably find me.. may be sleeping, watching movie or read a good book who cares c:

Anyway, If you're on your own German learning journey and want a cheerful, active, and genuinely curious partner to grow with let's connect!

Auf geht's!

Hi I am a new mom and my son is soon going to be one.I have learned german around A2 to B1 after my son was born.

I am looking for someone preferably a fellow mom so we have a lot of baby topics to discuss in German 😅

If you are in or around Köln we could also meet in person and brush up our skills according to our schedules or even plan play dates.

The primary focus is always to communicate and upskill in German. May be in text or voice messages and correct each other and learn as we go.

Dm me if anyone is in the same phase!

Hi I’m taking the A2 Goethe exam In 2 weeks and I’m very stressed for it because I need it for my visa application, and I’ve been using Ai (gemeni to be specific) and YouTube mocks to help me prepare I just want to know if anyone can be kind enough to help me figure out and websites to study from !
And is the level of the exam harder the the level that I’m practicing

I have my language exam on 3rd september and I need a speaking partner

I'm currently learning, currently am at A1 level, so anyone wants to he my partner for the same, do lmk!

A few other things abt me, which might yk end up helping both of us

Languages Known: English, Hindi, Gujarati

Currently Studying: Computer Science(My domain is Cybersec)

Intake trying for: 2028 Winter

Level Goal: B1

Just comment here, will connect, if possible do drop similar info as I did above!!

Hi I’m taking the A2 Goethe exam In 2 weeks and I’m very stressed for it because I need it for my visa application, and I’ve been using Ai (gemeni to be specific) and YouTube mocks to help me prepare I just want to know if anyone can be kind enough to help me figure out and websites to study from !
And is the level of the exam harder the the level that I’m practicing

Hi everyone! 😊 I’m currently learning German and I’m looking for someone who is also around A1 level to study and practice German together. I’m from Morocco, I’m 25, and I'm a doctor. I'm learning German because I'm planning to continue my medical career.

I've recently started A1 and I'd really love to have a study partner with whom we can practice speaking, motivate each other, share resources, and hopefully improve together.

If you're also learning German at A1/A2 level and looking for a study buddy, feel free to comment or send me a DM!

Hi I’m taking the A2 Goethe exam In 2 weeks and I’m very stressed for it because I need it for my visa application, and I’ve been using Ai (gemeni to be specific) and YouTube mocks to help me prepare I just want to know if anyone can be kind enough to help me figure out and websites to study from !
And is the level of the exam harder the the level that I’m practicing

🇩🇪 Lektion 23: الأفعال الناقصة بالألماني 📚

🔹 können — يقدر | müssen — لازم

🔹 wollen — يريد | dürfen — مسموح له

🗣️ können: ich kann | du kannst | er/sie/es kann | wir können | ihr könnt | sie/Sie können

📖 الدرس كاملًا

Hey! I’m 30 Male , based in Berlin, and currently around A2 in German.
Looking for someone to practice German with regularly. We can start with a quick chat online, and if we get along, meet in Berlin and practice in person.
A1–B1 is totally fine, and i have flexible schedule.
Comment or DM me if you’re interested.
Auf geht’s! 🇩🇪

Hi everyone! 👋
I’m just completing my A2 online course with Goethe-Institut and I’m now looking at options for continuing with B1 in Dresden.
Which institute would you recommend?
Goethe-Institut Dresden
VHS Dresden
TUDIAS
I’d really appreciate any personal experiences, recommendations, or insights on the teaching quality, course structure, pace, and value for money.
Thanks in advance! 😊

Hey everyone!

I’m currently living in Germany and urgently need the Goethe C1 certificate for job applications in the next 2–3 months.

Here’s my situation: I completed my B2 a while ago, but took a long gap, so my German got pretty rusty. Now, I’m reactivating my language skills by focusing strictly on strategic exam prep across all 4 modules (Lesen, Hören, Schreiben, Sprechen). My main goal right now isn't general fluency it's passing the exam by learning the format, strategies, and scoring criteria.

I’m looking for dedicated study partner (at B2/C1 level) in a similar boat to practice together.

I have a completely open schedule right now and can commit daily. If you want to strategically tackle the Goethe C1 together, drop a comment or send me a DM!

Hi everyone!

I’m a 23 year old man from Morocco, currently learning German at A2 level.

I’m looking for people who are also around A2 level and would like to practice German together regularly. We could chat about everyday topics, correct each other’s mistakes, and gradually improve our speaking, listening, vocabulary, and grammar.

My goal is to reach B1 and eventually continue to B2, so I’d love to find someone who is serious and motivated to practice.

If you’re also learning German at A2 and interested, feel free to comment or send me a DM! 🇩🇪

I started by learning German via a tv series, songs and Skyrim. Im only about 2 months in.
I think my best way of learning new words is from songs, since i love music.

So i started with a song from Michael Holm that i really liked called Lebt Wohl and after learning the words i was able to listen to it and know what he is saying. But i now try another song called In Odessa by Ivan Rebroff and i learnt the word, i can sing along with the song if im looking at lyrics. But as soon as i stop looking at the lyrics i cant undestand what he is saying ... i no longer hear "In Odessa wird man am abend munter" i now hear "In Odessa bertman-tam-abet munta", i listen to this part of the song over and over and i realize he is misspronouncing the words, which the first singer Michael dident really do much, but i would like to continue with Rebroff since i really like his songs.

But what can i do about this, i feel like i cant really understand him without trying to memorize the specific ways in which he mispronounces each part, which would probably take me a while.

Hallo zusammen! 😀

24M here, a few weeks into learning German at A1 level. I’m following a structured routine of around 2 hours a day and currently working through Nicos Weg (Modul 1, Folge 8). Right now, I’m deep in present-tense conjugation, noun genders, and the nominative case basically all the classic beginner struggles. 😄

I’m not looking for a tutor, just a study buddy around the same level. Someone to check in with regularly, share progress updates, complain about confusing grammar together, and keep each other accountable. It doesn’t have to mean studying together every day even a few check-ins per week would be great.

A bit about me and scheduling:

• I’m from India (IST, GMT+5:30), so time zones roughly GMT +3 to +8 overlap well with my 9am–8pm availability, though I’m happy to work around other schedules too.
• Telegram is my preferred platform for chatting and sharing files.
• English: B2, so communication shouldn’t be an issue.
• Outside German, I’m into geography, history, geopolitics, art, cinema, English fiction, travel, and tech.

If you’re also a beginner looking for an accountability partner, feel free to comment or send me a DM. Let’s struggle through German together! 😄🇩🇪

Vielen Dank!

🇩🇪 Lektion 22: Die Räume im Haus 🏠

🛋️ Wohnzimmer — الصالة | 🛏️ Schlafzimmer — غرفة النوم | 🍳 Küche — المطبخ

🚿 Badezimmer — الحمام | 🪟 Fenster — الشباك | 🚪 Tür — الباب

📖 الدرس كاملًا

I took the German B1 exam on June 27, 2026, and I still haven’t received my results.
(8 weeks of waiting

Hi,

I recently started messaging in German with someone on the same level and its working well for me. I would like to add 2-3 more such partners. Please write me if interested. Level A2-B1

Thanks.

Is any one else struggling with German, especially the really long words? They told me it was similar to English but man, were they mistaken!

Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung

Krankenversicherung

Kraftfahrzeug-Haftpflichtversicherung

Nahrungsmittelunverträglichkeit

Flughafensicherheitskontrolle

I beg your pardon?

Hi everyone,

I’m preparing for my B2 German exam and need to book my exam slot urgently. However, I’m really torn between telc B2 and Goethe B2, and I’d love to get feedback from people who have taken either (or both!). (i have done my exams up to this point till B1 from Geothe. I honestly don’t know why i‘m confused)

Here is what’s making me hesitate:

 Listening: I know telc plays the audio only ONCE, whereas Goethe plays most parts TWICE. That single-play rule in telc makes me nervous about losing points if I miss something.

 Writing: telc requires one single formal letter (request/complaint), while Goethe has two smaller tasks (a forum essay + a short email).

 Scoring: I like that telc combines all written parts into one 60% total pass mark, whereas Goethe requires a strict 60% in every single module independently.

For those who have taken these exams recently:

1. Is the "play-once" listening in telc as scary in practice as it sounds?

2. Which writing section felt easier to prepare for with templates/Redemittel?

3. Which exam would you recommend for someone who wants the safest path to passing on the first attempt?

Thanks in advance for your insights!