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LingoSprint ebooks with real texts from your profession. Every German sentence has its English line. Level B1–B2.

Deutsch für deinen Beruf. Satz für Satz.

German for your profession, sentence by sentence.

Für dein Feld

UX & Product Design

Fünf Wörter für deine erste Woche Five words from the books of your field. Tap one to keep it.

    Start with the book from your field.

    All books in the shop. Depending on the title, also on Kindle, Google Play Books and Apple Books. €5.99 here, as an ebook.

    Product Management is still being written. Until it’s out, the UX and marketing books teach the same everyday office German: meetings, feedback, priorities, deadlines.

    IT Project Management is still being written. Until it’s out, the UX and marketing books teach the same everyday office German: meetings, feedback, priorities, deadlines.

    Engineering is still being written. Until it’s out, the UX and marketing books teach the same everyday office German: meetings, feedback, priorities, deadlines.

    Leadership is still being written. Until it’s out, the UX and marketing books teach the same everyday office German: meetings, feedback, priorities, deadlines.

    People & HR is still being written. Until it’s out, the UX and marketing books teach the same everyday office German: meetings, feedback, priorities, deadlines.

    Read a page before you buy.

    Three sentences from the books of your field. Read the German. If you’re stuck, lift the bar, or slide the Folie over the page. Tap a word you want to keep: it goes into your word list.

    Ein Designsystem schafft eine gemeinsame Sprache für Designer und Entwickler.

    A design system creates a shared language for designers and developers.

    Weniger Fehler, da getestete Komponenten wiederverwendet werden.

    Fewer errors since tested components are reused.

    Informationen und Bedienung müssen klar und verständlich sein.

    Information and operation must be clear and understandable.

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    Sechzig Sekunden. One thing you’ll use tomorrow.

    Small tools for the German that actually happens at work. No account, nothing collected. Each one stamps your Leseausweis. All six tools.

    One shelf, one ink per profession.

    Two series are out, five are being written. Pull out your spine: the page switches to your field.

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    Three habits. One book at a time.

    1. Read the German first.

      Guess what it means before your eyes drop to the English. That small guess is where you learn.

    2. Use the notes when a word sticks.

      After each section: the words that matter in your job, and the grammar you just met, with examples.

    3. Keep reading forward.

      No rereading, no word lists. Professional texts repeat their key words, so they come back on the next pages by themselves.

    Before you buy.

    Which level do I need?

    B1–B2. You should already read simple German with some effort. Every sentence has its English straight after it, so you never get stuck, but these books won’t teach you German from zero.

    How does a page look?

    A German sentence in bold, then its English. After each section come notes on the vocabulary and on the grammar you just met, with examples. You read forward; words come back in context instead of in drills. Try the page above.

    Why texts about my profession?

    Because that is the German you need at work: the words your team uses in reviews, briefs and meetings. You learn them in sentences you could say tomorrow, about topics you already understand.

    Is this a course?

    No. It’s a reading supplement for the long stretch between B1 and B2, next to a course, an app or a tandem. Short sessions work: a section, its notes, done.

    Does this site track me?

    No. Your field, your word list and your stamps stay in this browser. There is no account and no cookie banner on these pages, because there is nothing to consent to. Delete it all from your Leseausweis.

    Where can I read the books?

    Here in our shop. Depending on the title, also on Amazon Kindle, Google Play Books and Apple Books.

    Who writes them?

    Max Stepanov, a UX Lead in Munich. The texts come from real product work: design systems, analytics, marketing.

    A library card that remembers you, not your data.

    Your field, your du or Sie, the words you marked and the tools you finished: all of it lives on this card, in this browser only. Come back next week and the site picks up where you left off. Delete it in one tap.