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From your first word to your first year in Germany.
A complete German course for Arabic speakers: explanations in clear English, Arabic one tap away, and exam practice in the Goethe style.
Free, about 30 to 45 minutes, no account needed. Or try a free sample unit
- 14 Goethe-style mock examsHören, Lesen, Schreiben and Sprechen. Style only, no endorsement.
- 119 real-life situationsThe Bürgeramt, the doctor, the phone: 4,811 sentences with English meanings.
- Arabic one tap awayClear English first. The ع button shows the Arabic.
Guten Morgen! Ich heiße Hannah Becker. Ich bin die Kursleiterin.
Good morning! My name is Hannah Becker. I'm the course teacher.
ع
صباح الخير! اسمي هانا بيكر. أنا معلّمة الدورة.
Und wie heißen Sie?
And what's your name?
ع
وما اسم حضرتك؟
Guten Morgen! Ich heiße Karim Hassan.
Good morning! My name is Karim Hassan.
ع
صباح الخير! اسمي كريم حسن.
From knowing some German to using it.
You need a German certificate for a visa, a university or a job, and the exam format is new to you.
Practise Hören, Lesen, Schreiben and Sprechen in 14 mock exams in the Goethe style, with explanations in English.
At the Bürgeramt, the doctor's or on the phone, a simple question suddenly feels hard.
Learn 4,811 real-life sentences in 119 situations, each with its English meaning and a short note.
der, die or das? The cases and the word order feel like a wall.
Each unit takes one step of German grammar, explains it in plain English with tables and examples, then checks it in exercises.
Exam practice follows the style of the Goethe-Zertifikat exams. Masar Deutsch is not affiliated with, approved by or endorsed by the Goethe-Institut, and its mock exams are not official papers.
One complete course, five levels.
Counted from the course content when this page was built.
A little every day, in the right order.
Placement test
About 30 to 45 minutes: questions on grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening that adapt to your answers, then a short writing and speaking task. It suggests where to start, so you do not repeat what you already know.
A daily plan
Each day the app puts together a short plan: your next unit step, words that are due for review and one more thing to practise.
Units in a clear order
64 units from A1 to B2. Each one starts with a German conversation, then the words, the grammar in plain English, useful phrases, exercises that check every answer, and speaking.
Spaced review
Words and sentences come back just before you would forget them, so they stay in your memory. The article (der, die, das) and the plural travel with every noun.
Hear it, then say it
Conversations, words and sentences are read by two clear synthetic (AI) German voices, added level by level; a line without a recording says so. Record yourself and compare.
Exam practice in the Goethe style
14 mock exams with the four parts Hören, Lesen, Schreiben and Sprechen, and 10 practice sets for the parts of the A1 exam. The practice pass mark is 60%.
It knows where Arabic speakers get stuck in German.
- Letters and sounds: the Foundations train what is new for Arabic speakers: ä, ö, ü and ß, the two ch sounds, p and b, f and w, and long and short vowels.
- Grammar: der, die and das, the four cases and the verb in second position or at the end are explained step by step and practised until they stick.
- English and Arabic help: every German sentence comes with its English translation, and the ع button shows the Arabic. Arabic translations are being added level by level.
An honest timeline.
- A1about 3 months
- A26 to 8 months
- B112 to 15 months
- B2about 2 years
Estimates, not guarantees. From a complete beginner, at about 1 hour a day. Your starting level, your practice outside the course and the time you really give each day all change it. The placement test gives you an estimate for your own result.
Start free today.
Paid plans are coming soon. Start with the free placement test and the 7-day free trial.
- Take the free placement test: about 30 to 45 minutes, no account needed.
- Start the 7-day free trial: the placement test first, then a free sample at your level.
- Join the waitlist: we will tell you when paid plans open.
Common questions
What is Masar Deutsch?
An online German course for adult Arabic speakers, from the first letters (A0) to upper intermediate (B2): 15 Foundations modules, 64 units, 1,130 word lessons, 4,811 real-life sentences and 14 mock exams in the Goethe style.
Do I need English?
The explanations and translations are in clear, simple English, so you need to read basic English. The ع button shows the Arabic translation where it is available; Arabic translations are being added level by level.
Does it prepare me for the Goethe exams?
The course follows the CEFR levels and gives you exam practice in the style of Goethe-Zertifikat A1 (Start Deutsch 1), A2, B1 and B2: Hören, Lesen, Schreiben and Sprechen. It is practice only. You register for the real exam with an official exam centre. Exam practice follows the style of the Goethe-Zertifikat exams. Masar Deutsch is not affiliated with, approved by or endorsed by the Goethe-Institut, and its mock exams are not official papers.
Which level should I start at?
Take the free placement test. It suggests where to start, so you do not repeat what you already know. A complete beginner starts with the Foundations: the alphabet, umlauts, sounds and numbers.
Can I hear the German?
Yes. Conversations, words and sentences are read by two clear synthetic (AI) German voices, added level by level; a line without a recording says so. You can also record yourself and compare.
Do I get a certificate?
Not yet: Certificates of Completion are paused for now. Masar Deutsch does not award official certificates or official CEFR levels, and it is not a Goethe-Institut exam centre.
Find your level in about 30 to 45 minutes.
Free, no account needed. Then start at the right unit, not at the beginning.
Take the free placement test