Apprendre l’allemand: a German course app with spoken words
Apprendre l’allemand is a German course app for Android from the site Allemand PDF. It serves French middle and high school students from 6ème to Terminale, with lessons, spoken words, worksheets, quizzes and tests graded out of 20.
The explanations are in French, so it targets French-speaking students.
You can also find detailed corrections and printable PDFs on allemand-pdf.fr.
It runs on phones and tablets.
Progress stays on the device, and the app has no ads.
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At a glance
- Platform: Android (iPhone version in preparation)
- Levels: 6ème (Grade 6) to Terminale (Grade 12)
- Content: lessons, worksheets, quizzes, tests
- Audio: touch a word to hear it
- Language of the interface: French
Who this German course app is for
This website is mostly read by English-speaking teachers and families. The German app is therefore of interest to those who help French students with German as a first or second foreign language, or who want a simple overview of how German is taught in the French curriculum. However, it does not teach German to English speakers, since the explanations are in French.
What the app contains
- Lessons with translated examples, tables and diagrams
- Pronunciation: when you touch a German word, you hear it with the voice of the phone
- Progressive worksheets
- Quizzes of 15 questions with sounds, colors, a final grade, personalised advice and a review zone
- Tests graded out of 20 to practise as in class
Levels
The app covers 6ème, 5ème, 4ème, 3ème, 2de, 1ère and Terminale, or Grade 6 through Grade 12.
From the alphabet to the baccalauréat
Chapters follow the official programs: pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, expression, comprehension, culture and methodology, from the German alphabet to the subjects of the baccalauréat exam.
Progress
The app stores completed chapters, best grades and favourites on the device. Because no account is required, you can start at once, and the app has no ads.
Getting started
- Install Apprendre l’allemand from Google Play.
- Then choose the level of the student.
- Open the first chapter and listen to the words.
- Do the worksheet, then take the 15-question quiz.
- Finally, check the detailed corrections and printable PDFs on allemand-pdf.fr, which are one tap away from the app.
A weekly routine
A short routine works best for languages: five minutes of listening every day, one lesson a week and one quiz at the end of the week. Use the review zone to repeat the words you missed. Also, families who print math worksheets from this site can add the language practice on another day, so the week stays balanced. The quizzes page offers a similar format for math.
Language and platform
Explanations and interface are in French, with German words and spoken examples. The app runs on Android phones and tablets, while an iPhone version is in preparation.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Start every study session by listening to the words aloud
- Use the review zone to repeat only the questions the student missed
- Treat the tests graded out of 20 as a practice for class evaluations
- Move to the next chapter only after a quiz grade the student is happy with
German vocabulary and cases take regular repetition, so the touch-to-hear feature makes it easy to practise pronunciation alone. The same weekly rhythm used for math worksheets, a lesson, a written task and a quiz, works well for German.
Frequently asked questions
What is Apprendre l'allemand?
Apprendre l'allemand is an Android app from Allemand PDF. It offers lessons, spoken words, worksheets, quizzes and tests graded out of 20 for French students learning German from 6ème (Grade 6) to Terminale (Grade 12).
Can I hear German pronunciation?
Yes. When you touch a German word in the lessons, you hear it with the voice of your phone. This helps with the alphabet, vocabulary and example sentences, from the first chapter.
Is it a course for English speakers?
No. The explanations and interface are in French, so the app is designed for French students who learn German at school. English-speaking teachers can still use it to see the structure of the curriculum.
Does the app save my progress?
Yes, the app saves completed chapters, best grades and favourites on the device. No account is needed and there are no ads. You can find detailed corrections and PDFs on allemand-pdf.fr.
