Lexie Languages German From French

German for French speakers

Lexie runs in French while you count and conjugate in German. The hints and the tutor explain in the language you already speak.

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Lexie the green blob at home, with a daily challenge button, a practice button and today's hunt: find something black

German numbers, next to French

NumberFrenchGerman
1uneins
2deuxzwei
3troisdrei
4quatrevier
5cinqfünf
6sixsechs
7septsieben
8huitacht
9neufneun
10dixzehn
11onzeelf
12douzezwölf
15quinzefünfzehn
16seizesechzehn
17dix-septsiebzehn
20vingtzwanzig
21vingt-et-uneinundzwanzig
30trentedreißig
40quarantevierzig
50cinquantefünfzig
60soixantesechzig
70soixante-dixsiebzig
80quatre-vingtsachtzig
90quatre-vingt-dixneunzig
99quatre-vingt-dix-neufneunundneunzig
100centeinhundert

Where German numbers get hard

These are the hints Lexie shows when a number falls in a tricky range.

  • 21 to 99: ones before tens (einundzwanzig)

Two verbs to start with

sein French: être
ichbin
dubist
erist
wirsind
ihrseid
siesind
haben French: avoir
ichhabe
duhast
erhat
wirhaben
ihrhabt
siehaben

First words

FrenchGerman
le chiender Hund
le chatdie Katze
l’oiseauder Vogel
la maisondas Haus
la portedie Tür
la fenêtredas Fenster
la tableder Tisch
le livredas Buch
l’arbreder Baum
l’eaudas Wasser
rougerot
bleublau

These come from Lexie's starter deck. You add your own by photographing things. All starter words.

How the practice works

  • Three ways to drill: a quiz, your voice, or by ear.
  • The blob reacts to every answer and thrives when you practise.
  • Rounds are short, and the numbers get longer as you level up.

A Tamagotchi for language drills

Lexie is on the App Store, for iPhone.

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