Panderdiedas: German articles

Der, die or das? Panderdiedas drills German articles with you until they stick – for everyone learning German, whether for an exam, for work or for everyday life. HOW A ROUND WORKS A German noun appears, with three pandas below it: the blue one holds DER, the pink one DIE, the gray one DAS. Tap the right one. Every correct answer moves the word up one box, a wrong answer sends it back. After three boxes, it sticks. Words you still mix up come back more often – spaced repetition, without the flashcard feeling. FOR YOUR EXAM • CEFR levels A1 to B1, every word rated • Preparing for an exam? Practice only the vocabulary from the Goethe-Institut and ÖSD word lists • Choose level, topics and round length yourself WHAT'S INSIDE • Over 2300 German nouns in 35 topics – from food and housing to work, official matters and money • Hear every word spoken: first on its own, after your answer with its article • A meaning and an example sentence for every word. The light bulb in the game gives you a hint without giving away the article. • "My words": see for every word whether it sticks, wobbles, was wrong or is still new – and play a round made only of your own mistakes • 39 German gender rules, for example: nouns ending in -ung are feminine. Each rule shows how often it really holds in your own words, including the exceptions, and can be practiced as a round. AVAILABLE IN 14 LANGUAGES You always practice German. The app itself speaks English, German, Ukrainian, Russian, French, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Croatian, Polish, Romanian, Serbian, Arabic and Persian – made for everyone learning German as a foreign or second language. SEVERAL PLAYERS Up to three players on one device, each with their own name and their own progress. There is a suitable level for every age, with pictures for getting started. NO STRINGS ATTACHED • Free, no ads, no in-app purchases • No account, no sign-up, no email address • Names and progress stay on your device • Works offline after the first start Great for self-study, integration and language courses, and German class. Stop guessing der, die, das – learn the gender of German nouns once and for all.