Duration of the online course: 19 hours and 7 minutes
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Boost your German to A2 with a free online course packed with listening practice, quizzes, and everyday phrases—study fast and speak with more confidence.
In this free course, learn about
Understand A2 listening texts on daily life (bad day, packing, dialogues) and extract key info
Clothes vocabulary + separable verbs in context (einpacken/auspacken/Koffer packen)
Master major German prepositions: in/nach/zu, bei, bis, plus 2-way (Wechsel) prepositions
Choose dative vs accusative with 2-way prepositions (location vs direction) and justify it
Use accusative vs dative objects and correct pronoun word order (e.g., Ich zeige es ihm.)
Apply adjective endings in nominative/accusative/dative (with/without articles) + N-declension
Build past tenses: Perfekt (regular/irregular/movement/separable) and Präteritum incl. sein
Use modal verbs & preferences: mögen/gern/gefallen, möchten vs wollen, sollen; Imperative forms
Form questions & time expressions: wann/seit wann/bis wann, wie lange/viel/spät; adverbs of time
Negation & comparisons: kein vs nicht, nie/nicht mehr/nichts; als vs wie; comparative/superlative
Use subordinating conjunctions/clauses: weil, dass, ob, wenn/als, um…zu/ohne…zu/anstatt…zu
Moving from beginner German to real-life conversations often feels like a jump: you know the words, but cases, word order, and listening speed can suddenly get in the way. This A2 course is designed to close that gap and help you speak with more confidence in everyday situations, from getting around town to chatting about hobbies, feelings, food, or plans. You will build a stronger foundation so your German stops sounding like isolated sentences and starts flowing naturally.
Throughout the lessons, you train the skills that typically decide whether A2 feels easy or frustrating: understanding spoken German, choosing the right case, and putting sentences together with the word order Germans expect. The course supports you with lots of guided practice so patterns become automatic. You will get comfortable with key grammar used constantly in real communication, such as pronouns, separable verbs, two-way prepositions, and the tenses that show up in everyday stories and updates about your day.
To make your progress stick, the learning experience goes beyond explanations. Listening activities help you recognize words in natural speech, while quizzes and quick checks strengthen recall and reduce common mistakes. You also expand practical vocabulary for daily life, including places in a city, the home, shopping, emotions, and routines, so you can say what you mean without constantly translating in your head.
By the end, you should find it easier to follow simple dialogues, express preferences, make suggestions, ask questions with confidence, and react in typical situations such as travel, appointments, or casual conversations. If you are preparing for the next language level, planning a move, or simply want to feel more capable in German, this free online course gives you steady, structured A2 practice that fits into a busy schedule.
Course content
Video class: Jenny hatte einen schlimmen Tag! - Listening Exercise for Advanced Beginners02m
Video class: Let's take a quiz about clothes and separable verbs in German! - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Exercise: How do you say 'Where are my clothes?' in German?
Video class: MAJOR Quiz on German Prepositions - 50 Questions and Explanations from Jenny #germanlesson14m
Video class: Take a quiz with me! - Accusative and Dative Objects in a Sentence - A2 [with Jenny]05m
Exercise: How would you correctly phrase 'I'll show it to him' in German, considering the word order for pronouns?
Video class: Listening Practice for A2 Learners! - Koffer packen, einpacken, auspacken (with Jenny)02m
Video class: Learn how to use anymore in German! - A2 [with Jenny]05m
Video class: Learn German Two-Way Prepositions with Jenny - Quizzes and funny pet scenes included! - A207m
Exercise: When are German two-way prepositions used with the dative case?
Video class: How to say I like to in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]05m
Exercise: How do you say 'I like playing basketball' in German?
Video class: How to say I would like to in German - A2 [with Jenny]04m
Video class: MAJOR Announcement Brand-New FREE Trials at lingoni.com06m
Exercise: What is required to start a free trial on Lingoni's new website?
Video class: Learn Adjective Endings in the Dative Case - A2 [with Jenny]11m
Video class: Learn Adjective Endings in the Accusative Case - A2 [with Jenny]12m
Video class: Learn German Adjective Endings in the Nominative Case - A2 [with Jenny]16m
Exercise: What is the correct adjective ending for the feminine noun 'Frau' when using the indefinite article 'eine' in the nominative case?
Video class: The verb to be in the Preterite Tense in German - Past Tense German Verbs - A2 [with Jacqueline]09m
Video class: How to Say I am going home in German - nach oder zu Hause?! - A2 [with Jenny]03m
Video class: How to Express Pain in German - A2 [with Jenny]03m
Video class: Advanced Phrases about Sleeping in German - A2 [with Jenny]05m
Video class: Phrases about Sleeping for Beginners in German - A2 [with Jenny]05m
Video class: How to Say Do you have...? in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]06m
Video class: Dative Verbs for Advanced Beginners - A2 [with Jenny]04m
Video class: The German Preposition bei with loads of examples - A2 [with Jacqueline]13m
Video class: Learn how to talk about jobs in German! Listening Practice included! [with Jenny]09m
Video class: Learn German with the lingoni App - Levels A1-B2 - Reading, Writing, Listening and Pronunciation02m
Exercise: Which feature of the lingoni app specifically assists with improving speaking skills?
Video class: 25 Useful German Phrases for Beginners and Advanced Beginners - A2 [with Jacqueline]18m
Video class: Top Ways to say EXPENSIVE in German - A2 [with Anna]06m
Video class: Common Ways to say STUPID in German - A2 [with Anna]06m
Video class: How to say This is fun! in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]06m
Video class: Let's talk about sports in German! - der Sport - A2 [with Niko]05m
Video class: Let's talk about grains in German! - das Getreide - A2 [with Niko]03m
Video class: Let's talk about the fall (autumn) in German! - Der Herbst - A2 [with Jacqueline]02m
Video class: Let's talk about sweets in German! - die Süßigkeiten - A2 [with Niko]05m
Video class: Learn 8 Ways to Say EAT in German - A2 [with Anna]03m
Video class: Learn 8 Ways to Say COLD in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]05m
Video class: Learn 10 Ways to Say MANY in German - A2 [with Anna]04m
Video class: Learn 13 Ways to Say MONEY in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]06m
Video class: Learn 9 Ways to say CHEAP in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]06m
Video class: Learn 10 Ways to Say BAD in German - A2 [with Anna]05m
Exercise: How would you express in German that you missed your train and you are annoyed because you have to wait for a long time?
Video class: Learn 8 Ways to Say SLEEP in German - A2 [with Anna]03m
Video class: Useful Homophones in German: Gang, Gehalt, Gericht, Grund, Golf - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: The Verbs to see, to watch and to look at in German! - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: German for Beginners: Let's talk about the Spring - der Frühling - A2 [with Jacqueline]02m
Video class: Jenny and Jacqueline came together to teach you German kitchen vocabulary! - A205m
Video class: Let's talk about places in a city in German - Learn useful vocab and phrases! - A2 [with Jacqueline]09m
Video class: Learn the most common German-English cognates - A2 [with Niko]09m
Video class: Things you can find in the kitchen - A204m
Video class: Things you can find in the bathroom in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]02m
Video class: Learn German Verbs: tun vs. machen - What's the difference? - A2/B1 [with Jenny]10m
Video class: 100 Essential German Phrases for Advanced Beginners - A2 [with Jenny]19m
Video class: Things you can do in the bedroom - A2 [with Jacqueline]05m
Video class: The German Preposition bis - A2/B1 [with Jenny]05m
Video class: Learn the Top 100 German Verbs! Including examples for each word! [with Jenny]41m
Video class: German Adverbs of Time - Part 1: Syntax - A2/B1 [2021 Version]13m
Video class: in vs. nach vs. zu - German Prepositions - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: When-Questions in German - wann, seit wann, bis wann - A2 [mit Niko]08m
Video class: How to Say I don't know in German - A2 [with Jacqueline]04m
Exercise: In German, how do you say 'I have no idea'?
Video class: How-Questions in German - wie lange, wie spät, wie viel - A2 [with Niko]07m
Video class: How to Say I'm going to someone's place - A2 [with Jacqueline]06m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (129) - Dialoge: Musik - Essen - Freizeit - A202m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (128) - die Nüsse - A212m
Video class: als vs. wie - Comparisons in German - A2 [with Jenny]05m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (40) - Dialoge: Kekse - Brot - Tomaten - A204m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (127) - Die Familie - Teil 2 - A214m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (126) - Die Familie - A219m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (100) - Dialoge: Süßes - Langeweile - Handysucht - A2/B110m
Video class: How to use the verb dabeihaben - A2 [with Jacqueline]06m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (80) - Dialoge: Haushalt - Kino - Essen - A2/B106m
Video class: How to flirt in German - A2/B1 [with Jacqueline08m
Video class: The Difference Between schon and schön - A2 [with Jacqueline]09m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (76) - to start - to stop - anfangen - aufhören - A2/B1 [2020 Version]11m
Video class: How to Say How was your weekend? and more useful German phrases - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (125) - 25 Emotionen - A2/B109m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (124) - Dialoge: Verben mit Dativ und Akkusativ - A2/B112m
Video class: The Perfect Tense in German - Part 2: Verbs of Movement - A2 [with Jenny]09m
Video class: The Perfect Tense in German - Part 1: Regular Verbs - A2 [with Jenny]05m
Video class: 50 German Adjectives21m
Video class: lingoni GERMAN (123) - dass vs. das - A209m
Video class: German Lesson (122) - Possessivpronomen - meins - seins - deins - A206m
Video class: The German Plural - A217m
Video class: German Lesson (120) - How to Say at the moment in German - A203m
Video class: German Lesson (118) - Präteritum - Regular Verbs - A208m
Video class: German Lesson (117) - Expressions of Time - Accusative09m
Video class: German Lesson (116) - Reflexive Verbs - Dative - A208m
Video class: Futur I - werden - A2 [mit Jenny]06m
Video class: German Lesson (103) - Der Superlativ - A206m
Video class: German Lesson (64) - mögen an - A2/B103m
Video class: Deutsche Demonstrativpronomen - dieser - dieses - diese - A2 [with Jenny]04m
Video class: Der Imperativ QUIZ - Komm her! - Hilf mir! - Guck mal! - A221m
Video class: Learn how to use the German verbs möchten and wollen - A2 [with Jenny]07m
Video class: German Lesson (114) - Quiz: Reflexive Verben mit Akkusativ - A213m
Video class: German Lesson (39) - erklären06m
Video class: N-Deklination - A213m
Video class: German Lesson (81) - Der Komparativ - A207m
Video class: The Verb 'zeigen' DATIV AKKUSATIV - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: Learn German Words of Negation - nie • nicht mehr • keiner • niemand • nichts - A2 [with Jenny]08m
Video class: The Perfect Tense in German - Part 4: Irregular Verbs - A2 [with Jenny]07m
Exercise: In German, what do you add to the stem of a regular verb to form the past participle for the perfect tense?
Video class: German Lesson (102) - Reflexive Verbs - Accusative - A2/B106m
Video class: German Lesson (99) - Do you want me to...?! - wollen dass - A2/B106m
Video class: German Lesson (98) - anstatt zu Infinitiv - Infinitive Clauses - A2/B104m
Video class: German Lesson (97) - ohne ... zu - Infinitive Clauses - A2/B105m
Video class: German Lesson (96) - um ... zu ? damit - Infinitive Clauses - A2/B105m
Video class: German Lesson (71) - Adjective Endings - No Articles - All Cases - A211m
Video class: German Lesson (93) - 10 Common Phrases - Thanks for helping me! - A2/B104m
Video class: German Lesson (92) - YOU SHOULDN'T DO THAT! - The Verb sollen - Part 2 - Modal Verbs - A2/B103m
Video class: German Lesson (91) - WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO?! - The Verb sollen - Part 1 - Modal Verbs - A2/B105m
Video class: German Lesson (90) - I LIKE/LOVE/HATE/PREFER to do this - mögen ? hassen ? lieben ? bevorzugen - A204m
Video class: German Lesson (89) - The Verb 'to prefer' - lieber ? am liebsten ? bevorzugen ? vorziehen - A203m
Video class: German Lesson (88) - The Verb to like - gerne ? gefallen ? mögen ? lieben ? A208m
Video class: German Lesson (87) - The Verb to hurry - sich beeilen ? es eilig haben ? in Eile sein - A203m
Video class: German Lesson (84) - It Was WORSE Than I Thought! - Comparisons in German - A2/B104m
Video class: German Lesson (83) - Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 6: selbst wenn - A2/B103m
Video class: German Lesson (106) - He Lied to Me... But the Truth Will Come out! - lügen - anlügen - A2/B103m
Video class: German Lesson (79) - The Verb 'to practice' - Vocab Listening Comprehension - A2/B108m
Video class: German Lesson (78) - Jenny is looking for an apartment in Berlin - Vocab05m
Video class: German Lesson (33) - The Genitive Case - Part 2: Indefinite Articles - A213m
Video class: German Lesson (75) - Making suggestions - Dialogues on the Street - A2/B103m
Video class: German Lesson (94) - At the Pharmacy - In der Apotheke - Vocab06m
Video class: German Lesson (65) - There was/were - Es gab - A2/B106m
Video class: German Lesson (31) - Come visit me! - The Verb besuchen - Vocab Listen - A205m
Video class: German Lesson (32) - The Genitive Case - Part 1: Definite Articles - A213m
Video class: German Lesson (77) - I'm all alone! - ganz allein - A203m
Video class: German Lesson (38) - The Difference between sich setzen and sitzen - A203m
Video class: German Lesson (62) - Asking Questions - Mit wem? - A2/B106m
Exercise: Which verb mentioned in the text requires the accusative case instead of the dative case when used with 'mit'?
Video class: German Lesson (59) - Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 4: Useful Phrases - A2/B103m
Video class: German Lesson (61) - Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 5: Phrases with dass-clauses - A204m
Video class: German Lesson (109) - Adverbs of Time - Part 3: seit ? lang ? vor - A2/B105m
Video class: German Lesson (110) - Adverbs of Time - Part 4: her vs. vor (ago) - A2/B105m
Video class: German Lesson (111) - Adverbs of Time - Part 5: für ? schon lange ? seit langem - A2/B105m
Video class: German Lesson (112) - Adverbs of Time - Part 6: eben ? gerade ? gleich - A2/B104m
Video class: German Lesson (57) - I'm disappointed... - enttäuscht ? enttäuschend ? Enttäuschung - A2/B107m
Video class: kennen vs. wissen | sich auskennen - A2/B1 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: German Lesson (25) - frühstücken ? zu Mittag essen ? zu Abend essen - A205m
Video class: German Lesson (56) - My Only Chance!!! - nur ? bloß ? lediglich ? erst ? einzig - A2/B105m
Video class: The Perfect Tense in German - Part 3: Separable Verbs - A2 [with Jenny]12m
Video class: German Lesson (108) - Adverbs of Time - Part 2: morgens ? mittags ? abends ? nachts - A206m
Exercise: How do you describe the period of the evening in German when you are typically out meeting friends or going to a bar, but not sleeping?
Video class: German Lesson (50) - The Verb sagen - A205m
Video class: Learn the difference between if and when in German - als, wenn, ob, wann - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: German Lesson (41) - to get on, in, out, off a bus, train, car... - A2 / B106m
Video class: The Verbs to hear vs. to listen - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: German Lesson (104) - How to Say I Bought Myself... - A204m
Video class: The difference between kein and nicht in German - A2 [with Jenny]19m
Video class: How to Say I Need to Improve My German! - A2 [with Jenny]03m
Video class: German Lesson (44) - Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 3: wann - wo - was - wer - wie - A204m
Video class: German Lesson (43) - Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 2: wenn - bevor - damit - obwohl - A207m
Video class: Learn Subordinating Conjunctions in German - Part 1: weil - dass - ob - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: German Lesson (46) - Studying in Germany: Part 2 - studieren vs. lernen - A205m
Video class: German Lesson (45) - Studying in Germany: Part 1 - Essential Vocab05m
Exercise: What term is used in Germany to describe a university where studies are more structured and practical?
Video class: Learn Two-Way Prepositions in German - Dative OR Accusative - A2 [with Jenny]06m
Video class: German Lesson (28) - How To Say This is not working - A203m
Video class: German Lesson (34) - Listening Comprehension: 100 Things Jenny Likes and Doesn't Like - A2/B115m
Video class: German Lesson (47) - Flying: Vocabulary, Useful Phrases and Listening Comprehension - A2-B211m
Video class: German Lesson (26) - 30 Excuses for Being Late - Simple German Sentences - A207m
Course comments: German A2
Valentina González Quijón
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