Lingoni German

Level-tagged video lessons A1–B2 with matching worksheets and exercises.

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What it actually is

Formerly Learn German with Jenny — a large library of short videos explicitly tagged by CEFR level, each with a downloadable worksheet, so you can work through a level systematically instead of grazing. A big free YouTube presence funnels into the paid platform (€49 for 3 months, €89 for a year, €229 lifetime). The site now also offers French and English, but German is where the depth is.

What it covers

  • Listening
  • Grammar
  • Vocabulary
  • Pronunciation

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