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Practise Spreken — Inburgeringsexamen (A2)
Practise the Spreken part of the Inburgeringsexamen (A2) at real exam length: the same structure, the same clock and the same pass rule as on the day.
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Spreken at a glance
- Questions
- 16
- Time
- 35 min
- Pass mark
- assessed
- Format
- on computer
- Practice questions here
- 128
What are you asked?
Record spoken answers to video and image prompts. DUO does not publish the exact task breakdown; our practice format is an approximation.
Pass rule: Each part is passed separately and reported pass/fail. DUO does not publish the exact question counts or cut scores.
How to practise this part
- 1
Answer in full sentences, not single words.
- 2
Start speaking straight away. The recording clock runs while you think.
- 3
Practise out loud, not in your head. Pronunciation and pace are part of the mark.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I speak to a real examiner?
- No. You record your answers and two trained assessors listen back later — so speaking to a screen is exactly the right practice.
- What if I get stuck mid-recording?
- Keep talking. A short finished sentence earns more than a long one you abandon. Silence earns nothing.
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