What you will learn here
- German sounds and pronunciation
- The complete German alphabet
- Greetings, numbers, and survival phrases
- How to introduce yourself
- Family vocabulary and question words
- Your first real conversation in German
How Foundation Camp works
Twelve short modules. Each one builds on the last.
Work at your own pace. No time pressure.
Every module ends with a win. You will always succeed.
Mistakes are part of learning. They are always welcome here.
Complete all twelve modules to earn your Traveller's Visa.
Your visa unlocks Munich and the full A0 Grammar Zone.
Did you know?
Germany’s Oldest City?
Kempten is widely regarded as Germany’s oldest continuously documented city. More than 2,000 years ago it was known as Cambodunum, an important Roman settlement in the province of Raetia. It is the earliest city on the territory of modern Germany to be mentioned by name in written Roman records.
Some historians point to Trier as another contender because of its continuous urban history and Roman origins. Nevertheless, there is broad agreement that Cambodunum (modern Kempten) represents the earliest documented city in what is now Germany, making it one of the country’s most fascinating historical landmarks.
Every German learner begins their journey in the oldest documented city of Germany.