Grammapp: Learn German Grammar

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About this app

German grammar is hard. So, how do German babies learn the difference between 'der' and 'die' without ever breaking a sweat? Well, there's one thing they have that we don't: time.

Enter Grammapp. Probably the fastest (and most delightful) way to learn German grammar and build your vocabulary. Set aside the daunting word tables and jargon. Start swiping your way to perfect German grammar, one card at a time.

★ Easily learn der die das

★ Build your vocabulary with translations in 180+ languages

★ Learn fast with the scientifically-proven power of flashcards + muscle memory

★ Understand German cases thanks to unique colour coding (nominative, accusative, genitive, dative)

★ Practice hundreds of words completely free, subscribe for 3x more content

★ 100% free of grammar jargon

★ Absolutely no complicated word tables to study

For grammarians: you'll learn loads of vocabulary, along with the German articles – der, die, das. By simply swiping through flashcards, you'll learn each word's gender – masculine, feminine, neuter – and how to say it with perfect grammar in each of the German cases: nominative, accusative, genitive, and dative.

Ratings and reviews

Really the first app that I find filling all the gaps and defects for a beginner who is facing an obstacle to remember or understand the difference between genitive and Akkusativ forms etc. It makes you practice many times. With added translation of some words too. I like it. Please add more and more words and sentences, also add more features it would be greater. I really appreciate your hard work. Many thanks. 🙏

Brilliant idea to colour code the German sentence cases. I've been looking around for ages for sentence practice on cases like this, and the three way swipe for der, die, das works very well too. Five stars. Look forward to further updates. And I hope other apps follow your lead to use colours to identify cases. Thanks for the app.

This is the most usable German adjective declination trainer! Repetition logic makes sense, three-way sweep is brilliqnt, example sentences are good, text to speech helps memorizing... One potential improvement would be if the app asked whether to use Nom/Akk/Dat/Gen based on the example (as opposed to being given)

What's new

Performance & stability improvements