Luxembourgish level test
24 questions, about 8 minutes, from A1 to B2. Free and without sign-up. The questions test your Luxembourgish; the prompts are in the language you speak. The listening questions play native speakers' recordings from the Lëtzebuerger Online Dictionnaire (LOD).
Your level and the Sproochentest
The nationality test asks for A2 in speaking and B1 in listening (INL). This test checks vocabulary, reading and listening — not speaking. For the speaking part, see Sproochentest speaking (A2); for the whole exam, the level you need for citizenship. Official certificates of Luxembourgish — the Lëtzebuergesch als Friemsprooch (LaF) exams and the Sproochentest — are run by the INL (INL FAQ).
How the test works
- Six questions per level, from A1 to B2. You pass a level with 4 of 6; the test stops at the first level you can no longer pass.
- Kinds of question: choose the word or sentence that says what you read in your own language; choose what a sentence means; listen to a native speaker and choose what they said.
- “I don’t know” is better than a guess — a lucky guess can place you a level too high.
- The questions are the same every time, so a retake soon after measures your memory more than your level.
What the levels mean
- A1
- Beginner. You understand everyday words and short, simple sentences. Next: sentences about your day, your family and your plans (A2).
- A2
- Elementary. You understand sentences about everyday topics — family, home, shopping, work. Next: the past, opinions and longer sentences (B1).
- B1
- Intermediate. You understand the main points of clear everyday language, including the past, plans and opinions. Next: complex sentences, the passive and abstract topics (B2).
- B2
- Upper intermediate. You understand complex sentences, opinions and abstract topics. This test stops at B2 — beyond it, longer texts and real conversations tell more.
Questions
How can I find out my level of Luxembourgish?
Take this free test: 24 questions from A1 to B2, about 8 minutes, with native recordings. For an official certificate, the INL runs the Lëtzebuergesch als Friemsprooch (LaF) exams and the Sproochentest.
Is this Luxembourgish level test free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and no email.
Is the result an official certificate?
No. It is an estimate from 24 multiple-choice questions on vocabulary, reading and listening. Speaking and writing are not tested.
What level of Luxembourgish do I need for nationality?
A2 in speaking and B1 in listening, tested in the Sproochentest at the INL.
Can I take the test again?
Yes. The questions are the same each time, so learn for a few weeks before you retake it.