DELF B1 listening practice (compréhension de l'oral) is the first section of the exam.
DELF B1 listening practice (compréhension de l'oral) is the first section of the exam. You hear short recordings drawn from real French life, announcements, voicemails, interviews and conversations, and answer multiple-choice questions as you listen. The audio is played twice, the section lasts about 25 minutes, and it is worth 25 points, a quarter of your total score.
Format per the official DELF tout public B1.
DELF B1 listening tests your ability to understand spoken French in real situations: public announcements, voicemails, short interviews, radio extracts and conversations between native speakers. You answer multiple-choice questions while you listen, so reading the questions in advance matters.
Illustrative only. Real practice questions are inside the app.
Listen daily to French radio, voicemails and interviews on everyday topics, then run timed mock exams to practise answering multiple-choice questions under exam conditions. Use the first play for the gist and the second to confirm details.
Yes. You can write on your question sheet throughout. Jotting key numbers, places and times is one of the most effective B1 listening strategies.
25 points, a quarter of the exam. You also need at least 5/25 here for the exam to count.
Take a full mock or practice one section at a time. See your predicted score before exam day.