Any books or websites to practice German translations?

[warped kettle]

Like for translating sentences from English into German and vice versa (Exercises)
Divided into levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1

[dull jackal]

Check #study-tasks 🎄

[warped kettle]

that's great, thanks!

but what about the books? like exercises from different topics. example: i want to practice adjektivdeklination, so i open the book and start translating sentences for that EXACT topic

aren't there any books for translations?

[dull jackal]

I think those have kind of gone out of fashion, given that a) publishing language learning books is expensive and b) the goal is for language learners to stop translating as soon as possible, and to start thinking in their target language, instead. 🤷 You might find sth like "Grammatik Aktiv" quite useful - I know it gets recommended here a lot.

[warped kettle]

well

if i don't translate and practice it'll be extremely hard to remember all these grammar concepts

[dull jackal]

If you're talking about Adjektivdeklination in particular, practicing that is pretty simple (if not exactly easy): start describing your possessions (clothes, books, furniture, games, etc.)