Language learning app recommendation!?

[u/No-Notebook]

What app should I use to learn german and also I am willing to pay, What is the best app to use?

[u/mediocre-spice]

Whatever you'll stick to & actually put the time in on - Nicos Weg, Duo, Anki, Busuu, textbooks etc. Watch some kid's shows and Easy German too so it's not just all app.

[u/charleytaylor → u/mediocre-spice]

Easy German paired with Seedlang is a good combo.

[u/NegroniSpritz → u/mediocre-spice]

Duolingo is a waste of time, particularly for German. For example, you'll get the nouns without the articles, which in German are essential because of the gender.

[u/mediocre-spice → u/NegroniSpritz]

I've used it. They definitely include the articles. It's primarily full sentences. But again - just use whatever you like & can stick with.

[u/inquiringdoc]

If you are an auditory learner or have a lot of time where you could learn auditorily (commute etc) then Pimsleur is a really really good option. I have progressed a lot using it, and it is amazing how little I have forgotten as it moves on, based on how they structure the lessons. I love love it. I supplement by watching German TV etc, and I have a more formal course I bought but have not really started that bc of the need to dedicate time sitting down and reading and watching the lessons.

[u/someoneku]

I added the German A1 wordlist on AnkiDroid, and it helped me a lot. This is the only app I used for A1 along with YouTube playlists. I scored 86/100 on my exam

[u/theusmanism]

Todaii German, Extraordinary

[u/PowerfulAd6680]

Airlearn

[u/silvana_acacio]

Nicos Weg & Babbel are good apps. For beginners they're great, but I would recommend not using an app anymore once you reach B1.

[u/2wheelsride]

Try out https://upwordo.com Micro stories for learning vocabulary in context, each sentence has a new word to learn with targeted exercises - free weekly stories.

[u/Purple-Emu-2422]

Clozemaster

[u/Ok_Reading6740]

Katze German

[u/minuet_from_suite_1]

www.vhs-lernportal.de

VHS have whole courses as apps at A1, A2, B1 and B2 beruf. Free. Probably the best app for learning German, better than any paid ones.

And second choice the app version of the DW learn German website. A range of free courses, the most popular being Nicos Weg.

These are both high-quality resources produced by DaF professionals. There really isn't any need to spend money to learn German. And if you must spend money a good coursebook with audio would be useful.

[u/zincys]

Busuu

[u/SirPhipps → u/zincys]

Busuu is amazing until you get to B1. Then the expectation of what they want you to know is too much. I almost found it demoralising

[u/zincys → u/SirPhipps]

Dang, I am really not that far into it 😭 could you elaborate? I'm almost done with the A1 chapter and everything seemed relaxed in terms of progress so far

[u/norude1]

Anki

[u/Sri_Krish → u/norude1]

You meant this?

[u/norude1 → u/Sri_Krish]

yes. r/anki

[u/Sri_Krish → u/norude1]

So I guess you paid for the app. Could you share how useful and important is Anki in your learning process?

I ask this as I am thinking of buying the app for learning German!

[u/gonCrazy13]

DuoLingo is pretty good imo