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Grammar that finally makes sense, with exercises that actually stick.
Fachsprache B1+ · 10 fields · Coming soon
German for your profession
You already speak German — now learn to speak it like a professional in your field. Medicine, IT, law, construction, transport, and more fields. Specialized lessons built on the real terminology of each field. The lessons are in development.
10
professional fields
300
lessons planned
B1+
recommended starting level
In progress
progressive launch
Access requirement
What you need first
Specializations start from B1. If you are at A1 or A2 general, start there — Deutsch-Landia gets you to B1 in ~12-18 months with 15-20 min/day. When you reach B1, the specialization selector opens and you pick your own field from the 10.
- 1Take the placement test (free, ~10 min) — find your real level
- 2Work through the general A1 → B1 curriculum
- 3At B1 the specialization selector opens
- 4Choose your field and start Fachsprache
The specializations coming soon
Each card represents a complete professional German track. None of them is open yet — you pick yours inside the platform, once you reach B1.
Medizin
Medicine
Hospital terms, anatomy, procedures — for doctors, nurses, and care staff.
Coming soon
Pflege
Nursing & Care
Communicating with elderly patients, daily care routines, documentation.
Coming soon
Recht
Law
Contracts, court procedures, legal terminology for lawyers and jurists.
Coming soon
Technik
Engineering
Technical specs, manuals, communication in factories and industrial sites.
Coming soon
Wirtschaft
Business & Economics
Negotiations, financial reports, business presentations, business email.
Coming soon
Bauwesen
Construction
Construction plans, materials, on-site communication with architects.
Coming soon
IT
IT
Sprint, Backlog, Pull Request — but also Besprechung, Abnahme, Störung. Working German from DACH tech companies.
Coming soon
Gastronomie
Hospitality
Menus, orders, guest and kitchen communication, HACCP.
Coming soon
Transport
Transport & Logistics
CMR, customs documents, dispatch communication, logistics terms.
Coming soon
Erziehung
Education & Childcare
Parent communication, school reports, vocabulary from kindergarten and school.
Coming soon
Why Fachsprache matters
Colleagues understand you from day one
General German helps you order at a restaurant. Fachsprache helps you run a shift handover, present a technical brief, or negotiate a contract. The difference shows in your first week at work.
Real field vocabulary, not from a dictionary
Vocabulary built from real work situations — the terms used on the ward, in the workshop or at the desk, not abstract lists. The words you learn are the ones you will hear the very next day.
You learn faster than from scratch
At B1 you already know the language structure. Fachsprache adds vocabulary on an existing foundation — not relearned, but extended. A full track in 3-4 months with 20 min/day.
Everything waiting for you here
From your first sentence to real conversations, step by step.
Interactive stories
Read real stories and tap any word to see what it means on the spot.
Vocabulary that sticks
Words that come back right before you would forget them, so they stick.
Educational games
Memory, duels, crosswords — games that teach you without you noticing.
Duels with friends
Challenge a friend to a duel and see who really knows their German.
Placement test + exams
See where you really stand and practice on Goethe-style mock exams.
XP, streaks & optional leagues
XP, streaks and a little mascot that keeps you going every day.
The same voice, on every phone
Vocabulary words come with their pronunciation prepared in advance, in a studio-quality synthetic German voice — the same on any phone or laptop, not whatever voice happens to be installed.
For teachers & parents
Teachers and parents see it all: homework, grades, attendance, real progress.
Live video lessons
Hop into a live lesson with your class teacher, right inside the app.
Google Classroom
On Google Classroom? Bring your classes and homework over in a few clicks.
German news
Real German news, written at your level instead of over your head.
Built for everyone
A dyslexia-friendly font and full keyboard navigation, so everyone can learn.
Culture & journal
Holidays, traditions, and a journal for a line of German each day.
In your language, kept safe
The whole app in Romanian or English, for every age — and a child’s account needs a parent’s consent.
The lesson path, all the way to C1
From your first “Hallo”, step by step: A1 is ready, A2 is being written now, and B1, B2 and C1 come next.
German for your job
Medicine, IT, law and more fields, with the words you actually need at work.
Frequently asked about specializations
What are the professional German specializations on Deutsch-Landia?
These are 10 Fachsprache (specialized German language) tracks starting from B1 level, covering concrete fields: medicine, nursing, IT, law, business, construction, hospitality, transport, education, and engineering. Each track includes the vocabulary, phrases, and real situations from that field. For example, Medizin prepares you with the terms doctors and nurses hear in German hospitals.
What level do I need to start a specialization?
We recommend a minimum of B1 before entering a specialization track. At B1 you already know basic grammar, can build coherent sentences, and understand German spoken at normal pace. Specializations add professional vocabulary on a solid foundation — they don't replace the basics. If you're at A1 or A2, start with the general curriculum and reach B1 in roughly 12-18 months with 15-20 minutes a day.
When do the specializations launch?
We're working on them now. The specialization lessons are built on the real terminology of each field and carefully accuracy-checked before publishing. The field you pick shows up on your lesson map, at the fork that opens at B1.
Can I choose a specialization before it launches?
You can pick your field the moment you reach B1 — that is when the selector opens on your lesson map, and your choice stays saved to your account. Until then, the general curriculum is what counts: B1 is the key that unlocks the specializations, so the road to them runs through the lessons you do today.
Is the medical German (Medizin) track good for nurses and healthcare workers going to Germany?
That's exactly what it was designed for. The vocabulary covers: basic anatomy, clinical procedures, communicating with patients, medical record terminology, ward instructions. We combine it with real situations: how to present a patient at shift handover, how to explain a treatment, how to fill in documents. It's not just a list of medical words — it's the German you hear and use every day.
Is the IT German track for programmers or for any tech job?
For any tech job. IT Fachsprache on Deutsch-Landia covers: product and agile terminology (Sprint, Backlog, Pull Request, Deploy), communication in technical meetings, emails and Slack in German, code documentation, technical presentations. It's not oriented toward a specific programming language — it's working German from tech companies in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
How is each specialization structured?
Each track is focused on a single professional domain. A specialization lesson will have the same structure you can already see in the general curriculum: new vocabulary with German audio (synthetic voice), contextual exercises, a real situation from the field, and a mini-test. The lessons are being written now — you can see the format by working through A1.
Can I follow multiple specializations at the same time?
We recommend focusing on one at first — specialized vocabulary is dense and absorbs better when concentrated. If you work in overlapping fields (for example, a medical assistant who also handles admin), you can move to the second track after finishing the first. The platform keeps one active specialization at a time: switching replaces the previous choice, but the lessons you have already completed stay completed.
Get ready now
Sign up free and take the placement test — you find out where you start. The road to B1 begins today, and the specialization selector is waiting at the end of it.