Children, daycare, school, relatives and everyday family talk: practise the German that parents and families use every day. Read the examples, then play 10 at your level and say them out loud.
Example sentences
A2Wann geht es endlich los? Die Kinder sitzen schon im Auto.When are we finally setting off? The kids are already sitting in the car.
A2Komm bitte sofort nach Hause, es ist dringend!Please come home immediately, it's urgent!
A2Ich kann leider nicht kommen, mein Sohn ist krank.Unfortunately I can't come, my son is ill.
B1Ich habe heute keine Lust, zu kochen.I don't feel like cooking today.
B1Heute habe ich überhaupt keine Lust, zu kochen.Today I don't feel like cooking at all.
B1Mit kleinen Kindern braucht man viel Geduld.With small children you need a lot of patience.
B2Den Haushalt teilen wir uns gerecht.We share the housework fairly.
B2Die beiden schweigen sich seit gestern an.The two of them haven't spoken since yesterday.
B2Wir legen jeden Monat etwas auf die hohe Kante.We put a bit aside every month.
C1Mir ist nicht ganz wohl dabei, die Kinder allein zu lassen.I'm not entirely comfortable with leaving the children alone.
C1Die Hausarbeit bleibt meistens an mir hängen.The housework is usually left to me.
C1Der springende Punkt ist doch: Wer kümmert sich um die Kinder?The crucial point is: who looks after the children?
How it works
Pick your level (A2–C1).
Fill the gap in 10 real-life sentences.
Say the ones you got right out loud: your device listens and scores you.
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