Sprechpartner: German Speaking

Sprechpartner:in is your personal speaking partner for German exams. Practise the oral exam as often as you like with a realistic AI examiner that talks, listens and gives feedback based on the official criteria. PREPARE FOR - DTZ (A2/B1), telc B1/B2, Goethe B1/B2 - The German citizenship interview (Einbürgerung): knowledge test and conversation - Everyday speaking: small talk, job interviews, pitches, phone calls and more HOW IT WORKS - Just speak. The examiner reacts to your last sentence, like in a real exam. - Part 3 includes a simulated partner so you can practise the dialogue. - Run a full mock exam, all parts in one go, just like the real test. - Get clear feedback based on official assessment criteria. - Train vocabulary on the side: almost 3,000 words from A1 to C1 with a human voice, free of charge. NOT JUST FOR LEARNERS Native speakers use it too, for anything you have to say out loud: - Oral exams at school, in vocational training or at university: enter your own subject and topic, pick the level, and the AI asks follow-up questions like a real examiner. - Ready-made scenarios: class presentation, presentation exam, vocational oral exam, bachelor defence - Job interviews, speeches, pitches, phone calls and small talk - Feedback on how you come across: structure, clarity, confidence and content, each with one concrete sentence FAIR, SIMPLE PRICING - No subscription. You buy credit, and it never expires. - One session is one exam part. A full exam is three sessions, and every pack tells you how many complete exams it covers. - The AI examiner, the human voice and the feedback are included in the price. You need no key of your own and pay nothing anywhere else. - Billed by real usage: speak for less time and the rest stays in your credit, so the number of sessions shown is an estimate. - Want to try first? Get a single exam part for a small one-time price. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Speech recognition runs on your device whenever your iPhone supports it, and with the built-in Whisper model it always does. Only on devices without on-device recognition does Apple's speech service handle it. Start with a free scripted demo, then try one real exam part whenever you feel ready.