Lerniyo: Learn German

The simple way to learn German - A1 to B2 with a 24/7 AI tutor and mock exams in official CEFR format. Built for self-learners preparing for a visa, Ausbildung, study, or work in Germany. Why Lerniyo? Lerniyo explains German in plain language, with real-life examples instead of academic jargon. No dense grammar rules, just German the way a friend would teach you, step by step, with the patience to repeat until you get it. The levels - A1: German basics - greetings, introductions, numbers, food - A2: Everyday conversations - news, travel, work - B1: The level for student visas, Ausbildung, and working in Germany - B2: Advanced German for university and skilled professions Nour - your AI tutor Nour answers grammar and vocabulary questions, corrects your written sentences, and speaks German with you on voice calls. Available 24/7, practice whenever it works for you. Core features - Short, engaging lessons (5-10 min) - Vocabulary cards with spaced repetition (SRS) - Listening, writing, and reading exercises - Voice calls in German with Nour - Mock exams in official CEFR exam format - Lerniyo certificates after each level - Battle 1v1 and Royale with other learners - Daily reminders to keep your streak Choose your language Pick English, French, Arabic, or Darija as your interface language. The whole app (lessons, explanations, exams) adapts to it. Who is Lerniyo for? - Anyone preparing for a German proficiency exam (A1 to B2) - Future Ausbildung students who need B1 before moving to Germany - Students and professionals aiming for university or skilled work in Germany - Self-learners who want flexible, app-based German study without a classroom Our goal Get you from A1 to B2 in the shortest time possible, so you can get your visa, start your Ausbildung, study, or work in Germany, and talk with German-speaking family and friends. Start free, see the difference, pick your level. Privacy Policy: https://www.lerniyo.com/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/