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Listening and spoken responses
Hear original prompts from all four test parts and practise answering aloud before revealing guidance.
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A2 oral test · 30 questions · about 25 minutes
Danskprøve A2 practice
Practise the listening and spoken responses this named test requires, with clear English guidance and no account needed.
Danskprøve A2: key facts
- Level
- A2
- Format
- An oral test on a computer in four parts: the questions are played and your spoken answers are recorded. 30 questions; you need 21 correct to pass.
- Duration
- About 25 minutes
- Who it's for
- Family-reunified residents in Denmark.
- Dates
- We don't list test dates here, so they can't go out of date. Check the official information: Official A1 and A2 test format, Official A1 and A2 test purpose and deadlines.
Oral and computer-delivered
The real test plays questions and records spoken answers; it is not a written A2 quiz.
21 of 30 to pass
Use the rehearsal to understand the response style before attempting a full simulation.
Low-pressure practice
Nothing here is uploaded or officially graded — this is practice, not the real test.
Practice experience
Rehearse all four parts of the oral test
This first training set uses one original prompt from each official test part. Listen without reading, answer aloud, then compare your response.
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Practice set 1
A2 oral rehearsal
Four-part A2 rehearsal
Play each prompt without looking at the transcript. Answer aloud in Danish, then reveal the guide and rate how comfortably you responded.
Part 1
Questions about yourself
Answer aloud in Danish
Take a moment, just as you would after hearing the question.
Recorded Danish audio, played slightly slower than natural speed. You can replay each prompt here as often as you like; in the real test a computer plays the questions through headphones and you do not control the playback.
Prepare by skill
Build the everyday Danish behind the A2 test
The test focuses on understanding and responding in familiar situations. These collections target the listening, response, and vocabulary skills used in the rehearsal above.
Sit a full A2 practice exam
The fastest way to find your weak spots is to take a whole test and read why each answer was right.
Understand everyday prompts
Get used to extracting a person, place, time, reason, or activity from short spoken Danish.
Answer in clear sentences
Build simple sentence patterns you can retrieve quickly after hearing a question.
Everyday topic vocabulary
Prepare useful words for personal information, family, shopping, work, and your local area.
Source and trust
Original practice, checked against the official format
We write original items rather than reproduce past papers. Format claims are based on the official Danish exam guidance. Last checked 2026-09-12.