You see a German word somehow somewhere you don’t know what the meaning is, wrote it down on any translator you use, you translate it to your language first, then most likely to English (especially if you live in Berlin) to see the article of it, you opened another app, to see the conjugations you opened another app, oh btw is it accusative? dative? was it reflexive?... In a minute or two, it’s all gone. pufff - magic.
Sound familiar?
GenauApp’s Translator was built from a simple insight. Translation should lead to understanding, not just fast answers. Here is how we turned that into a feature-rich tool designed to help you learn, remember, and use what you look up.
There are plenty of German-English translator tools out there. What makes ours worth using? The answer is hopefully simple: ours does not stop at translation.
It turns every word you search into a mini learning experience, designed to help you remember, not just look up.
Let’s walk through how it works?
Most translators give you a direct meaning.But let’s be honest, just knowing that “entscheiden” means “to decide” isn’t enough.
With GenauApp, you don’t just see the word, you see it used naturally in a sentence, tailored to your language level.
Ich muss mich zwischen zwei Jobs entscheiden.
(B1 level example)
This isn’t random. Our translator pulls examples that match your proficiency and learning goals.That means you learn vocabulary in context, not isolation.
If you’re tired of memorizing endless grammar tables, we get it.Our translator shows color-coded articles for every noun and verb:
der (blue) die (red) das (green)
We also surface mini grammar rules right when you need them:
Entscheidung → Ends with -ung, so it takes die.
These visual and structural cues help you understand gender and structure instead of blindly guessing.
Typing in English? Turkish? Spanish? Doesn’t matter.
Our translator understands your intent and fetches the right German word without asking you to choose a source language.
No dropdowns. No toggling. Just search and learn.
Look up in your language. Learn in German.
Simple as that.
Found a word you don’t want to forget?
Just bookmark it.
From there, you can send it straight into Exercise Mode (coming soon). You’ll test yourself on any words you looked for, reinforce memory through spaced repetition, and track learning with a streak system.
Translate → Learn → Practice → Remember.
No switching apps. No extra steps.