Description
This contains all German Vocabulary Anki Decks on Language Atlas.
There are the German A1, A2, B1, and B2 Anki Decks.
You will have everything you need to learn German!
Yes, of course! Once you have purchased the Anki Deck, you are free to edit whatever you want.
After you have purchased the Deck you will receive the file via email.
I have put great effort and time into the Deck, so I am sure that you will be happy. Nevertheless, should you not feel content with your purchase, then you have a 14 day money back guarantee. Please send an email to sam@languageatlas.com and you will receive a refund.
Go to https://apps.ankiweb.net/ and click on download.
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Feel free to send me an email if you want to know anything, or have any doubts. My email adress is sam@languageatlas.com
I made this course in such a way that it’s very easy to use for everyone. I even let my grandmother check it to see if see could understand/use it and everything was fine! If you were able to get to this page, then you will be able to use the Deck without any problems!
Next to downloading the Anki files you also get a text file. In this text file you have a custom alternative download link. You can think of this as a backup download link.
This is only the Anki Deck. If you want to get access to the online course, then you need buy a lifetime subscription. This will give you access to the Anki Deck AND the online course
Kathy Booker –
I have always found it difficult to remember German words but this makes it a lot easier. Essentially it has all the words you need to become fluent in German. I don’t have much time so I do 10 new words and 10 reviews per day. I find that doing a little every day amounts to a lot over time. I like how all the words are put into categories (verbs, adjectives, nouns etc.) The nouns make up the biggest part. The audio is what really sets it apart for me. German sounds so different from what I am used so I go back to the audio a lot. I don’t know what else to write other than that I am happy to have found this!