r/German is a subreddit with 489k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and pain & anger, and the community frequently discusses german, learning, struggling, german language, and pronunciation, and they frequently recommend/review german tv shows, learning app, and youtubers.
/r/German is a community focused on discussion related to learning the German language. It is also a place to discuss the language at large.
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Popular Themes in r/German
#1
Advice Requests
: "I’m learning German and feel like I’m losing it all. Terrified and looking for advice."
22 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "I failed my B2 3 times and it drives me crazy"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/German
#1
German
: "10 years learning German - and It still hasn't 'clicked' for me."
194 posts
#2
Learning
: "10 years Learning German - and It still hasn't 'clicked' for me."
114 posts
#3
Struggling
44 posts
#4
German Language
: "German made me appreciate all the languages I know"
21 posts
#5
Pronunciation
: "Looking for feedback on my Pronunciation"
17 posts
#6
Exam
: "I feel like I’ve destroyed my German after passing the B2 Exam."
17 posts
#7
Speaking
: "Are you at the ability to talk to little ones?"
13 posts
#8
German Learning Partner
12 posts
#9
Grammar
: "Warum hat meine Logopädin [i] und [ɪ] gleich behandelt?"
12 posts
#10
Speaking Partner
11 posts
Products Discussed in r/German
German Tv Shows
143 reviews
#1
Netflix
4.4★ from 19 reviews
#2
Dark
4.8★ from 13 reviews
#3
Babylon Berlin
4.9★ from 12 reviews
Learning App
22 reviews
#1
Duolingo
3.3★ from 19 reviews
#2
Deutsche Welle
4.0★ from 1 review
#3
VHS
3.0★ from 1 review
Youtubers
11 reviews
#1
YouTube
3.2★ from 5 reviews
#2
DW
4.0★ from 1 review
#3
Easy German
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/German
#1
Question
: "What was your most embarrassing moment while speaking German?"
137 posts
#2
Discussion
: "How do non-German speakers feel about "vorgestern" and "übermorgen"?"
27 posts
#3
Request
: "Equivalent German slang for the English slang 'Absolute Unit'"
18 posts
#4
Resource
: "Learn German articles with a daily puzzle!"
8 posts
#5
Interesting
: "Now that I'm A2 I've noticed there's basically just three types German words:"
6 posts
#6
Word of the Day
: "Bli Bla Blu. Is this a synonym for "labern"? Or is it something else?"
1 post
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Last updated: June 15, 2026