Practise the exam. Recognise your mistakes. Improve in a targeted way.

Learn from your mistakes

The core of Sprachfuchs: a test that consists only of your mistakes. Every new mistake makes it fit better.

• 20 tasks from your mistakes. You see the wrong place, in your own texts within the sentence where it stood, and type the correct version. A solved example comes first.
• Adapts to your level. What was wrong most recently comes most often, what you have never practised comes next. What you already had right comes less often. Frequent mistakes count more.
• Mistakes count as improved. As soon as you get a place right, the mistake counts as improved. The tile under “Practise” shows how many are still open and how many are already improved.
• Checked fairly. Quotation marks and final punctuation do not count, whole sentences are accepted too. If you disagree with the solution, you say so with one click.
• In your language. The hints appear in German, English or Vietnamese, the tasks stay German.

Scored in the manner of the institutes

Writing and speaking are scored by AI models following the respective institute, with its criteria, levels and pass rules.

• In the style of Goethe, telc and ÖSD, separately. Point tables and rules are stored as profiles, with sources. What is not secured is marked as open, not guessed.
• Several raters. Independent judgements are combined, and if they differ a third rating decides.
• Mistakes and improvements. A red cross for “instead of”, a green tick for “better”, the differing words underlined, grouped by category. Every mistake moves into the mistake profile and your training.
• Result sheet like on a certificate. Circle charts per part, criteria with comments, one click for detail.

Pronunciation that shows where the points go

Several measuring methods work together. The result is not a plain “good” or “bad” but a plan.

• Pauses, speed, intonation. Measured in the browser and compared with a template.
• A card for each sound. How often, in which words, and what the sound sounded like instead, for example ch, sch, ü, ö or r.
• Two suggestions per problem. An exercise and a piece of advice, right at the sound.
• Measured fairly. 100 % means the sound accuracy of a native speaker; measuring artefacts of the technology do not count against you.

The pronunciation evaluation is an orientation for practice, not an exam verdict.

Concrete topics, checked exams

Good practice needs tasks that sound like a real exam, not like platitudes.

• New exams every week. At every level new practice exams are added weekly.
• Topic bank per level. 40 concrete starting scenes each, with area of life and tension; when an exam is generated no scene appears twice.
• Quality check. Every exam is checked against the profile, solved blind and criticised for arbitrariness.
• Level profiles. Text length, vocabulary, listening speed and strictness of scoring follow the CEFR can-do descriptors from A1 to C1.

Stay on track together

Practising is easier with others. The community is voluntary and for adults only: you decide whether and how visible you are.

• Leaderboard. Learning points by week, month or 60 days, among everyone who can be found or only among friends. What counts is the amount of practice, not the grade.
• Private chat with friends. Text and voice messages, only between confirmed friends. Stored encrypted, without a passphrase and on any device.
• Report and block. You report inappropriate messages with one click, administrators can block accounts. Profile pictures are re-encoded, the original is never stored.