German you can verify. In your language.
Grammar and vocabulary where every form is checked by code — not by an AI, not by a human who might be wrong. Learn it, drill it, and write it, from A1 to C2.
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The artifact
The product demos itself.
Checks passed before build
- Case government
- Article agreement
- Orthography
| maskulin | feminin | neutral | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominativ | der | die | das | die |
| Akkusativ | den | die | das | die |
| Dativ | dem | der | dem | den |
| Genitiv | des | der | des | der |
How verification works
1 · Draft
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2 · Validate
Deterministic checkers confirm every form: case government, article agreement, orthography.
3 · Build gate
If a sentence can't be verified, the build fails. Nothing wrong ships.
One loop, closed
Look it upGrammar & wordsVerified explanations for the exact rule or word you searched.UnderstandWorked examplesEvery rule shown with checked sentences and the mistakes to avoid.Train itSpaced repetitionOne tap adds a word to an FSRS schedule that resurfaces it right before you forget.▢ TischWrite itEssay correctionPaste your German and get a structured report — every fix cross-checked.
Every level, A1 to C2
A117 topicsThe absolute basics: articles, cases, present tense.A213 topicsPast tense, dative, and everyday connectors.B16 topicsSubordinate clauses, passive, and reported speech.B24 topicsNuance: subjunctive, nominal style, connectors.C14 topicsPrecision: advanced syntax and register.C24 topicsMastery: idiom, style, and the fine print.
Explained in your language
Ich sehe den Hund.English
I see the dog.
中文
我看见那只狗。(der Hund → den Hund,阳性作宾语变 den)
日本語
私はその犬を見る。(der Hund → den Hund、男性が目的語で den に)
Writing
Write German — get it checked
Paste up to ~250 words. Wortova returns a Prüfbericht: a level, four scored criteria, and every correction cross-checked by code.
Common mistakes: Ich sehe der Hund.Common mistakes: Ich sehe den Hund.
Accusative: a masculine direct object takes den, not der.
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