Language Trainer: German B1 Live

Prepare effectively for the German B1 exam with complete exam simulations covering all four modules: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Language Trainer recreates the experience of the real exam with authentic task formats, realistic time limits, a 60% passing score, and randomized exams generated from large question pools—making every practice session different. 🎧 LISTENING 4 sections, 30 questions based on the real exam format Audio generated with natural text-to-speech voices Multiple speakers with different voices Two difficulty levels: beginner-friendly or exam-speed Full transcripts available after completing the exercise 📖 READING 5 sections, 30 questions including blogs, articles, advertisements, opinions, and instructions Texts and questions displayed side by side, just like the real exam Quick practice mode for shorter study sessions ✏️ WRITING All 3 writing tasks: email, opinion text, and formal message Exam mode with a 60-minute timer Sample answers, checklists, and automatic format validation Optional online grammar check for your writing 🗣️ SPEAKING All 3 speaking tasks: planning together, presentation, and follow-up questions Preparation time and speaking timers based on the real exam Useful speaking phrases and optional voice recording for self-evaluation FEATURES Review incorrectly answered questions with targeted practice Progress statistics with detailed performance analysis for each module Backup and restore your learning progress Works completely offline—no account or registration required Light and dark mode Interface available in German, English, Spanish, and Arabic All exam content remains in German, just like the real B1 exam Disclaimer This is an unofficial learning app designed to help users prepare for German language exams at the B1 level (for example, the Goethe-Zertifikat B1). It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Goethe-Institut and does not contain official exam materials. "Goethe-Zertifikat" is a trademark of the Goethe-Institut and is mentioned solely to describe the exam format. Advertisements are displayed only on overview screens—never during exercises or exam simulations.