Goethe German A2 Sprechen (Speaking) Practice
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About Sprechen (Speaking) section
The Goethe A2 Speaking module takes approximately 15 minutes (for 2 participants) and tests your ability to communicate in everyday situations. You will complete three interactive speaking tasks.
👥 Teil 1: Exchanging Personal Information
• Exchange information about yourself with a partner
• Ask and answer questions about personal topics
• Topics include: name, origin, family, work, hobbies, languages
📋 Teil 2: Presenting About Your Life
• Give detailed information about your own life to the examiner
• Talk about everyday topics and personal experiences
• Speak freely and naturally about familiar subjects
🤝 Teil 3: Planning Together
• Plan and negotiate an activity with your partner
• Make suggestions, agree or disagree, and reach decisions together
• Work collaboratively to organize something
Practice Questions
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FAQ
Answers to popular questions about Goethe A2 Sprechen (Speaking) practice
- 01How is the Goethe A2 Speaking module structured?
- The Goethe A2 Speaking exam takes approximately 15 minutes for 2 participants and consists of three parts. You will exchange personal information with a partner, present details about your life to the examiner, and plan an activity together with your partner.
- 02What topics will I talk about?
- Expect everyday topics like your name, family, work, hobbies, daily routines, and personal experiences. In Part 3, you might plan activities like organizing a party, going shopping, or arranging a meeting. All topics are practical and familiar.
- 03Do I need to memorize a speech?
- No! The speaking exam tests natural communication, not memorization. You should speak freely and spontaneously about familiar topics. The examiners want to see that you can interact naturally in German, not recite prepared text.
- 04How can I prepare for A2 Speaking?
- Practice speaking German regularly with a partner or language exchange. Focus on introducing yourself, asking and answering questions, and making simple suggestions. Record yourself to build confidence and identify areas to improve.