Stack
Answer fast to keep your tower wide. Every wrong answer makes it slimmer.
Stop guessing der, die or das: every noun comes with a picture in its world, and the world brings the article back.
Practice: see the object, pick its world. Missed words come back later in the session.
Three worlds
There is no rule that explains this. So Nounland doesn't make you learn one. Each noun gets a picture in its world: der in snow, die in flames, das among leaves. The world is what sticks, and with it the article.
Two looks, your pick in Settings: the world pictures (the objects made of snow, flames or leaves), or the classic ones. Colors are never the only cue: every world also has its own icon and texture, so it works with color blindness too.
How it works
Meet each new word inside its world. The picture and the world become your memory hook for the article.
See the object, pick its world. Right: the world grows around it. Missed: it comes back later in the session.
Each word comes back just before you would forget it. A daily deck of about twelve cards does this for you; finish it every day for a streak.
Short games mix it up and test what you know without the pictures holding your hand.
Two styles
Each word is drawn in its article's world: der in snow, die in flames, das in leaves. The picture itself becomes the reminder.
der Koffer
die Uhr
das Haus
Prefer the plain picture? Pick the style in Settings, or switch one word with the button on its card.
Inside the app
Real screens from Nounland. Learn, review, play, and see your progress, all on your phone.
One home screen: the daily deck, your level from A1 to B1, topics to focus on, and every practice mode.
Meet each new word inside its world, with its picture, its plural and natural pronunciation in two voices.
See the object, pick its world. Right: the world grows around it. Missed: it comes back later in the session.
About twelve cards a day, due words first. Finish it and your streak grows; shields cover a missed day.
Every word is a block that shrinks while you think. Answer fast to build wide, pick wrong and it lands thinner.
A German clue, no picture. Type the noun with its article; the world appears when you got it.
Articles inside real sentences: cases, verbs and tenses, level by level, each with a short explanation of why, in your language.
The endings that give the article away, like -ung, -chen and -ismus, each with a round to practice them.
Forty trophies for funny German words, from Frischling to Sitzfleisch, each with the story behind the word.
The app, its explanations and the meaning under each picture in English or one of 16 other languages, from Czech to Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Dari and Pashto.
Learn with your class or friends: a weekly leaderboard, one point per correct answer, and a shared streak.
10 words
one attempt
The same ten words for everyone, every day. One attempt, ranked by correct answers and then by time. Free for all.
Stack
Every word is a block that shrinks while you think. Answer fast and it lands wide. Pick the wrong world and it lands thinner. Hesitate too long and it's gone.
Stack: every block shrinks while you think. Fast answers build wide.
Games
Answer fast to keep your tower wide. Every wrong answer makes it slimmer.
A German clue, no picture. Guess the noun and its article.
Articles inside real sentences: cases, verbs and tenses, level by level.
Endings that decide the article. Learn the pattern, then a round to test it.
Every plural takes die. The hard part is the ending: -e, -en, -er, -s or an umlaut?
der or den? Pick the article, press Action, and the scene plays exactly what your sentence says.
Ten words, one attempt, the same for everyone today. Who is fastest and right?
A weekly leaderboard for your class or friends, with a shared streak.
Grammar, explained
Short guides for the questions every learner asks: the 30 rules for der, die and das, the plural endings, when der becomes den, the dative, and the articles that look wrong. Every one of the 1,700+ words has its own page with article, plural and meaning.
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Michael Loncsek, Innsbruck · hello@nounland.com
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