Langvie / German grammar
German grammar, one rule at a time.
Every A1 rule of the Langvie German course, explained in English with tables and example sentences you can read in order.
The A1 chapters in course order
The 31 chapters below are the A1 grammar of the Langvie course, in the order it teaches them. Each one uses only the grammar and words of the chapters before it, so reading them in order works as a course on its own.
What each chapter page holds
Every page has the rule in plain English, its tables of forms, example sentences with translations, and the exceptions learners trip on. The changed ending in a table is in bold, so den against der is visible at a glance.
In the app each chapter goes on with exercises, flashcards for its new words, and a short spoken conversation with an AI partner who uses the rule. The A2, B1, B2 and C1 chapters are in the app now.
Learn the grammar and the words together.
Each chapter in the app adds exercises, flashcards and a conversation in German.
Questions
In what order should I learn German grammar at A1?
The Langvie course starts with the alphabet, pronouns, sein and the present tense, then word order and articles, then the accusative, separable verbs, modal verbs, the dative and the perfect tense. The table above lists every chapter in that order.
Is the explanation in English?
Yes, on these pages. In the app each chapter can also be read with explanations in Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish or German.