Practise out loud on exam-relevant topics, with guided practice, timed simulations and AI feedback.
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Hei! Nå prøver jeg mikrofonen for første gang. Jeg vil se ordene mine på skjermen. Heldigvis biter ikke mikrofonen! Jeg er litt spent, men nå er jeg i gang.
A sample answer, shown in the app's real feedback screen.
«Hva gjør du på fritiden?»
På fritiden liker jeg å løpe og lese bøker. Jeg løper tre ganger i uka, vanligvis om morgenen. Jeg har begynt å lese norske bøker fordi jeg vil forbedre meg på norsk. Sist uke jeg leste en veldig interessant bok om norsk historie.
💡 You said Sist uke jeg leste — the natural order is Sist uke leste jeg. Norwegian is a V2 language: when a sentence opens with a time phrase, the verb must come before the subject.
💡 You said forbedre meg på norsk — the natural phrase is forbedre norsken min. «På norsk» means "in Norwegian" (the language you speak in), not the skill you're improving.
✅ Good use of fordi with correct word order, and har begynt is exactly right for something you started recently and are still doing.
A sample answer, shown in the app's real feedback screen. Scored on fluency, comprehensibility, vocabulary, grammar, and content, with the mistakes it finds marked and corrected. (Pronunciation is judged live on exam day.) You get this after every simulation answer.
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Built by someone who sat the same exam.
13 B1 topics covering the everyday ground the oral tasks draw on — there is no official list, so we built the preparation set. For each: tips, vocab drills, sentence builders, speaking practice. Plus a toolkit for expressing opinions and making comparisons.

A1–A2: four practice tasks. A2–B1: three. B1–B2: two of the three official tasks.

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Work through the topics: build the words, shape the sentences, then speak your answers out loud and get feedback on each one.
Try a timed simulation at your chosen level. B1–B2 covers two of the three official tasks.