DELF A1 listening practice (compréhension de l'oral) uses very short, simple recordings drawn from everyday situations: greetings, identifying people, numbers and times.
DELF A1 listening practice (compréhension de l'oral) uses very short, simple recordings drawn from everyday situations: greetings, identifying people, numbers and times. You hear announcements, short conversations and simple instructions, and answer basic questions. The audio is played twice, the section lasts about 20 minutes, and it counts for 25 of your 100 points.
Format per the official DELF tout public A1.
DELF A1 listening tests your ability to identify key information in very short, clear spoken French: names, times, numbers, places and simple instructions. Speakers use standard pronunciation at a slow pace.
Illustrative only. Real practice questions are inside the app.
Start with very slow, clear recordings on familiar topics such as numbers, times and greetings. Timed mock exams help you get used to the two-play format and the pace of the real section.
Each recording is played twice with a pause in between for you to read and answer.
25 points, a quarter of the exam total. You need at least 5/25 in this section for your exam to count.
Take a full mock or practice one section at a time. See your predicted score before exam day.