German practice for real life

Keep the words. Lose the hesitation.

Catch German wherever you meet it: something coming up, a book, a video. Looplang turns it into a loop of quick practice cards, not a chatbot, and whatever you miss comes back until it's yours.

Free to try, no account needed

Try it: three real cards

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Housing

Choose the most natural German answer

Ask if the flat is still available.

Catch it. Loop it. Use it.

One loop between the German out there and your practice in here. Every way in runs on it.

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  1. Catch itWherever German finds you: something coming up, a topic, a book or a video. It becomes a loop of quick cards, and its nouns a der/die/das set.
  2. Loop itTap, build or say it, with instant feedback. What you miss comes back in your next sessions until it comes without thinking.
  3. Use itThen for real, and close the loop: the Generalprobe for a situation, Read it back for a book, a Final round for a set of nouns. Whatever's new, catch it and start another.

Four ways to catch German

Start with any of them. Each turns into quick practice cards and der/die/das, and whatever you miss comes back in your practice until it's yours.

Loops for what's coming up

Everyday life first. Each one is free to try.

Not here? Describe it.Christmas with your partner's family. Looplang plans a loop for it.Plan it free

Inside every loop

  • What you'll say

    The phrases that come up again and again, written for your level and checked.

  • What you'll hear

    The other side of the conversation: their questions, and the replies that fit.

  • Until it comes without thinking

    Quick cards with instant feedback. What you miss comes back until it sticks.

  • Close the loop: the Generalprobe

    The whole conversation, start to finish, in your own German, with follow-up questions. You see what's ready, and what to loop again.

What a conversation card looks like

At the BürgeramtTuesday, 9:40

Guten Morgen. Haben Sie einen Termin?

Good morning. Do you have an appointment?

Ja, um zehn Uhr. Ich möchte mich anmelden.

Came without thinking

Haben Sie Ihren Pass dabei?

Do you have your passport with you?

Your turn

Start your first loop tonight.

Five minutes on the bus is enough. No account needed to start.

Looplang German — real-life German, drilled until it’s yours