
Your fellow learner
Ulli
Ulli is learning German the same way you are: one real situation at a time. He asks the question you were about to ask, gets the article wrong now and then, and keeps going with a smile.
The Auf Deutsch characters
Learning a language is easier when you know who you are talking to. Ulli and Gina appear again and again across Foundations, A1 and beyond, so the voices, faces and habits stay familiar while the German gets harder.

Your recurring companions
The Auf Deutsch fox is our mascot. Ulli and Gina are the people you actually learn with: the same two faces in every story, dialogue and listening scene, from your first introduction to a confident conversation at work.
The leads

Your fellow learner
Ulli is learning German the same way you are: one real situation at a time. He asks the question you were about to ask, gets the article wrong now and then, and keeps going with a smile.

Your German-speaking companion
Gina is the German voice beside you — a colleague, neighbour and travel companion who speaks in short clear sentences, repeats without impatience, and never rushes you.
Scenes
Each slot is written for a specific piece of German. Slots marked “pending source” stay empty until artwork matching the canonical Ulli and Gina likeness exists.

A warm study room
The recurring lesson header: the same two people, the same table, one more piece of German.
Everyday classroom language

Munich Hauptbahnhof
Gina gives directions on the platform; Ulli repeats them back before the train leaves.
Directions, platforms, times

A German café counter
Gina works the counter, Ulli orders — bitte, danke, and one slice of cake.
Ordering, prices, politeness formulas

An office desk
The same two people at work: profession-specific German on top of a real foundation.
Workplace vocabulary, describing problems