You don't speak German. In a minute, that changes.
Am Ende der Straße steht ein Haus am See
Peter Fox · Haus am See
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The song sings the line. The tutor explains what it means.
Or start with another language:
With an account, the lesson keeps going.
- The whole song, not just one line.
- The tutor explains the lyrics piece by piece, from start to finish.
- One track per language, in the right order.
- Every song brings something new. You don't have to choose, just press play.
- Questions at the end of every song.
- To check what stuck, with no grade and no rush.
- As many languages as you like, at once.
- French and Spanish together? Each language has its own track, and your day counts for all of them.
Learning is always free.
No card, no trial that expires.
Coming soon, on the paid plan
The lesson, on the song you choose.
You pick the song, and the lesson is built on top of it.
For schools and teachers
Between one class and the next, Occento keeps going.
Bring your class in and see, student by student, what the music is teaching.
The whole class joins from one inviteNo install and no new password.
Know what stuck — before the testEvery student reacts to every narration.
A lesson with your class's own songWhen the track doesn't have it, you generate one to fit.
Coming soon
Before you start
What is a lesson like?You listen to an excerpt of a real song, and the tutor explains what each part means. At the end of the song, a few questions check what stuck.
Do I need to know any of the language?No. The first song of every track is for complete beginners.
Which languages can I learn?Right now: French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
How much does it cost?Nothing. Each language’s track is free, with no card and no trial that expires.