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LingoSprint Method

Learn German naturally through reading and gaining a profession.

German for UX and Product Designers

Master German while learning UX concepts—boost your career with bilingual, design-focused reading tailored for professionals.

German for Digital Marketers and Public Relations

Speak the language of influence—learn German naturally while exploring professional marketing strategies and PR techniques.

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Bilingual Books

German for Digital Marketers

German for English Speakers

German for UX Designers

Relaxed reading is more effective than deliberate study

This method builds vocabulary and teaches language logic.

Contextual Learning

No boring and cliche texts

Read professional texts to absorb German and job skills simultaneously and naturally, without memorization or effort. Is it already multitasking?

Learn German and your profession together

Practical Knowledge

No boring lectures and exercises

Understanding grammar is not required to start reading; it will develop naturally through exposure and explanations with examples.

Step 1:

Read Bilingually

Start with the original text and interlinear translation. Match words and meanings while focusing on understanding the story.

Step 2:

Use Explanations

Refer to vocabulary and grammar notes after each section to clarify tricky words and structures as you read.

Step 3:

Read Forward

Focus on moving through the text—no need to reread. Repetition in context ensures natural learning as you progress.

1. Can I learn German as a beginner using these books?

2. How do these books help professionals learn German?

3. What topics do the books cover?

Current and upcoming books include:

  • UX/Product Design
  • Digital Marketing and Public Relations
  • Product Development and Management
  • IT Project Management
  • Leadership and Team Collaboration

4. What makes this method different from traditional German learning?

5. Are these books useful for intermediate and advanced learners?

6. How does the bilingual format work?

7. Can I use these books to prepare for working in Germany?

8. Why should I choose these books over traditional German learning materials?

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