DELF A1 speaking practice (production orale) is an individual face-to-face test consisting of three short parts: a guided conversation, questions and...
DELF A1 speaking practice (production orale) is an individual face-to-face test consisting of three short parts: a guided conversation, questions and answers, and a simple role-play or exchange. It lasts about 5 to 7 minutes and is worth 25 points. The examiner speaks slowly and clearly and supports you if needed.
Format per the official DELF tout public A1.
DELF A1 speaking tests your ability to introduce yourself, answer simple questions about familiar topics, and take part in a basic exchange. The examiner assesses whether you can communicate in the most elementary situations.
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L'examinateur vous pose des questions simples : votre nom, votre ville, votre famille, vos activités préférées. Vous répondez en phrases courtes.
Illustrative only. Real exam documents are inside the app.
Rehearse a short self-introduction and practise simple question-and-answer exchanges on everyday topics. Reviewing corrected examples of the three-part format builds confidence before the real test.
A1 candidates are not expected to be error-free. Examiners assess communication: if your meaning comes through, you will score points.
Out of 25 points across the three parts. You must reach at least 5/25 for the exam to count.
Take a full mock or practice one section at a time. See your predicted score before exam day.