L’allemand du quotidien pour ceux qui viennent d’arriver
Cours d’allemand en ligne gratuit pour débutants (A1)
Cours d’allemand A1 entièrement gratuit pour les adultes qui viennent de s’installer dans un pays germanophone : 45 leçons, chacune avec une vidéo de trois minutes et des exercices. Commencez sans compte — votre progression est enregistrée malgré tout.
Commencez sans compte — votre progression est enregistrée malgré tout.
45 leçons8 unités34 vidéos430 exercicesGratuit — sans inscription, sans paywallNiveau A1≈ 11 heures au total
À qui s’adresse ce cours
Vous vous êtes installé en Allemagne, en Autriche ou en Suisse, et la vie quotidienne se déroule désormais dans une langue que vous ne parlez pas encore.
Le même vocabulaire sert au travail : une Besprechung, un Termin, le Feierabend.
À qui il ne s’adresse pas : à ceux qui préparent le Goethe C1, ou qui cherchent une appli de séries sans explications.
Le programme A1 complet
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.