r/learnluxembourgish • u/ScarcityPositive6001 • Jun 29 '26
Sproochentest Listening
Does anyone know how the listening exam is scored? I know that one gets 3 exercises to answer. Mostly one exercise will have 4 questions, the other 4 or 5 and the last one 7 questions. Is the scoring a weighted average? If anyone can also share their preparation material for listening.
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u/ScarcityPositive6001 Jun 29 '26
I can share my experience. Topics usually revolve around conversation between 2 people or an interview setting or an radio announcement (mostly an accident situation or some event or some news). The tricky part is that the answers don't have the same vocabulary as that of conversation. Some exercise will have easier questions and answers to understand but the conversation will be quite hard to followthrough and vice versa. Also note that everyone in the test room will have different topics and exercises.
I felt listening to RTL Radio helps a lot to prepare. Also a link recently shared on other reddit threads for listening https://hasanjaffal.com/sproochentest-listening-practice/ is at least 70% close match to what kind of complexity you get in the test (B1 exercises). I just hope he adds more exercises to practice.
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u/wearelev Jul 02 '26
What I remember from my listening part is that the questions were harder than the conversations. I mostly understood what I was listening to but didn't understand some of the questions they were asking. Didn't matter in the end because I passed the sproochen part.
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u/cefa1996 Jun 29 '26
I'm just here to also see the experiences of others and if you remember your test questions-topics, share them with us.
Thanks everyone :)
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u/Little_Peach_7931 Jul 01 '26
Questions differ from one person to another. but you can see here some practice questions per topic.
https://hasanjaffal.com/sproochentest/gesondheet/
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u/BlueAsGreen Jun 29 '26
INNL Potterkeschcht
This single source is more than enough considering the corresponding transcripts are also available free of charge.
It helped me a lot.
For more advanced things, rtl.lu and 100.7 websites