The Problem
The muntlig A2–B1 norskprøve isn't a vocab quiz — it's 20–25 minutes, taken in pairs, speaking about everyday themes: family, health, work, environment. You need to speak confidently about these themes under pressure — not just drill verb tables in isolation. So every part of MuntligB1 is built for exactly that: nothing random, nothing wasted.
Memorizing 2,000 random words doesn't help when the examiner asks about your family.
Reading drills don't prepare you to speak under time pressure.
MuntligB1 is built around the exam — and every minute is aimed at it.
If you can't yet form a basic sentence in Norwegian, start somewhere else — this is exam prep, not a beginner course.
WHAT'S INSIDE
How It Works
Take a quick written vocabulary & grammar check and get an honest read on your level — no signup needed.
Work through the 13 topics: build the words, shape the sentences, then speak your answers out loud and get feedback on each one.
Run a timed, three-part mock in the real exam format — so exam day isn't the first time you feel it.
SEE THE FEEDBACK
A sample answer, shown in the app's real feedback screen. Scored on fluency, comprehensibility, vocabulary, grammar, and content, with every mistake caught and fixed. (Pronunciation is judged live on exam day.) You get this after every simulation answer.
«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 free companion
Even when the words are in there, they don't always come when the examiner is waiting. So it helps to keep the topics close between sessions —
Put them on while you commute, cook, or walk, and the topics stay familiar between practice sessions. It's a bonus alongside your training — a way to keep Norwegian in your ear on the days you're not sitting down to practise — never a substitute for the real thing.
Why MuntligB1
HK-dir publishes no syllabus. But the ground isn't a mystery: the tasks draw on everyday themes, and we've mapped it into 13 topics, each with the words, sentences and speaking practice to hold your own on it.
Not just "good job" — real scoring on fluency, comprehensibility, vocabulary, grammar, and content, with line-by-line corrections.
Practice as long as you want before deciding to create an account. The product earns your trust first.
What students say
“This app has literally rewired my mind to speak Norwegian. I went from freezing mid-sentence to actually holding a conversation. The structure is unlike anything else I've tried.”
“Jeg øver nesten hver dag på nettsiden, og det hjelper meg med å lære mer norsk. Hvis du vil bestå norskprøven på et høyere nivå, anbefaler jeg å bruke muntligB1.com hver dag.”
Built by someone who sat the same exam.
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