Alemán cotidiano para quien acaba de mudarse
Curso de alemán online gratis para principiantes (A1)
Curso de alemán A1 completamente gratis para adultos que acaban de mudarse a un país de habla alemana: 45 lecciones, cada una con un vídeo de tres minutos y ejercicios. Empieza sin cuenta — tu progreso se guarda igualmente.
Empieza sin cuenta — tu progreso se guarda igualmente.
45 lecciones8 unidades34 vídeos430 ejerciciosGratis — sin registro, sin muro de pagoNivel A1≈ 11 horas en total
Para quién es este curso
Te has mudado a Alemania, Austria o Suiza y la vida diaria ocurre ahora en un idioma que todavía no hablas.
El mismo vocabulario sirve para el trabajo: una Besprechung, un Termin, el Feierabend.
Para quién no es: quien prepara el examen Goethe C1, o quien busca una app de rachas sin explicaciones.
El temario completo de A1
Introduce yourself & first words
- 1Café small talkintroduce yourself and keep a short conversation going.
- 2Alphabet & soundsspell your name out loud and pronounce the four letters English does not have.
- 3Numbers 0–20count to twenty and give your phone number.
- 4Numbers 20–100say any number up to a hundred — including the backwards ones like einundzwanzig.
- 5Personal pronounsuse the right word for I, you, he, she, it, we and they.
- 6sein — to besay who you are, where you are from and how you feel.
- 7Family wordsintroduce your family and say how people are related.
Articles & the present tense
- 8der, die, daswork out the gender of most German nouns from their ending.
- 9ein / einesay “a” and “an” in German, and know when to drop it entirely.
- 10Present tenseconjugate any regular German verb — the pattern behind thousands of words.
- 11nicht or keinsay no to anything — and pick the right negation word.
- 12W-questionsask for any piece of information you need.
- 13Office lunchtake an order, phone it through and hand it out.
Word order & the Akkusativ
- 14Verb positionbuild correct sentences by putting the verb in position two, every time.
- 15Akkusativuse den and einen for the object of a sentence.
- 16Modal verbssay what you can, must and want to do.
- 17Telling timeask and answer what time it is, formally and informally.
- 18Train platformask which platform your train leaves from and understand the answer.
- 19Bank accountgive your personal details and understand what the clerk asks for.
haben, plurals & food
- 20haben — to havesay what you have, and use the haben phrases where English says “I am”.
- 21sein or habenchoose correctly between the two most common German verbs.
- 22Pluralsform the plural of most nouns and recognise the five endings.
- 23At the bakeryorder bread and pastries and understand the price you are given.
- 24At the marketask for quantities and weights and pay without switching to English.
Your day & the Perfekt
- 25Separable verbsuse aufstehen, einkaufen and anrufen without losing the prefix.
- 26Perfektsay what you did yesterday, using haben or sein plus a participle.
- 27am, um, imsay when something happens without guessing the preposition.
- 28Yes/no questionsturn any statement into a question by moving one word.
- 29Daily routinedescribe your working day from morning to Feierabend.
- 30At the pharmacydescribe a symptom and ask for something to treat it.
Dativ, Imperativ & dates
- 31Dativuse dem, der and den when something is given to someone.
- 32Imperativtell someone what to do, politely and informally.
- 33und, aber, oderlink two sentences without disturbing the word order.
- 34Days of the weekname every day and say which day something happens.
- 35Months & seasonsgive a date and say when your birthday is.
- 36Coloursdescribe what something looks like.
Describing things & your home
- 37Stem-changing verbshandle the common verbs that change their vowel with du and er/sie/es.
- 38Possessivessay what belongs to you and to other people.
- 39Furniture & IKEAname the things in a room and ask where a department is.
- 40Hardware storeask for a tool or a part and describe what you need it for.
- 41Laundrywork a German washing machine and read the settings.