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A yellow letter waits in the kitchen. Yellow is never good.
Every day, one small Berlin situation to talk your way through. A few minutes, no pressure, no grades. German you actually use, not just study.
Never the same one twice. Finish today's draw, and tomorrow brings something new. You can replay any day you have lived.
Katja has left three rules on the fridge.
Your milk is gone. Somebody in the WG is lying.
A yellow letter waits in the kitchen. Yellow is never good.
The neighbor downstairs knows exactly when you came home.
A parcel arrived. Nobody admits ordering it.
The U8 is not running. Your appointment still is.
Mehmet has information. He would like information too.
Your laundry slot has been stolen. Again.
The Pfand machine rejects your bottles. The queue watches.
Your job interview is at 10. Your German arrives at 10:15.
Drinks at eight. Someone is nervous. It is you.
A free sofa in Wedding. Four flights of stairs. One friend with a van.
One draw per day. Old situations stay replayable, new ones keep arriving.
German stays attached to a situation, a person, and a consequence, so it feels like something you used, not something you memorized.
Read or listen, tap a word when you need it, and keep the situation moving.
„Der Putzplan ist kein Vorschlag.”Say what you mean. WordZam understands the intent and gives one small fix in context.
✓ verstanden · die → der PutzplanCharm Katja today and she may defend you tomorrow. People remember how you treated them.
🧠 Katja remembers: you were politeThey have their own voices, moods, habits, and texting styles. You will see them again.
It is most comfortable from A2 upward. Translations and vocabulary help stay close to the scene. Totally new to German? Start with our free reading tools and move into the WG later.
You can type, but speaking is the intended experience. Nobody is grading you, and the story keeps moving.
Yes. It plays directly in your mobile or desktop browser. There is nothing to install.
Yes. Season 1 is free while WordZam is in early access, and you can start playing without creating an account. If paid plans ever arrive, early Mitbewohner will get the friendly end of that deal.
The story moves one Tag per day, and new Tage are always being added. Berlin does not run out of situations.
Katja has already left you a note on the fridge. It has three rules.
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