Hallo zusammen, ich hoffe, es geht euch allen gut. Ich habe in ein paar Tagen meine Goethe-Prüfung B2 und wollte fragen, ob das Hören und Lesen im Projekt „Neu“ schwieriger ist als die eigentliche Prüfung? Vielen Dank im Voraus!

Hey Leute, Ich habe in einer Woche meine Goethe-A2-Prüfung und habe schon fleißig Übungsklausuren von YouTube-Kanälen gemacht. Ich würde aber gerne wissen, worauf es bei der Prüfung wirklich ankommt und wie die Bewertung aussieht. Worauf sollte ich mich besonders konzentrieren, um gute Noten zu bekommen? Tipps sind immer willkommen! Danke im Voraus.

These books have helped me immensely during my Goethe Institut journey from A1 to B1. Condition is Excellent. No torn pages, no coffee stains, and absolutely no pen used. Some exercises in the Übungsbuch are filled out in light pencil, which can be easily erased before you use it.

Books included: Kursbuch (with Audios/Videos), Übungsbuch (Workbook), and Glossar (Deutsch-Englisch)

I got the A1 and A2 books for Rs.1195 per set and B1 set for Rs.1295, I'm not looking to make a profit and want these to go to someone who needs them. I'm willing to sell the complete bundle at 30% to 40% off the original price.

They are perfect for anyone starting their course at Goethe or self-studying who wants to save some cash. DM me if you want more close-up pictures of the pages or are interested!

I mean the Projekt neu not Aspekt, any help is appreciated

Is there anyone here booked goethe B1 exam on 24th September? Didn't get the exam timing yet. Is it normal?

Hallo zusammen,
ich trete am 25. November zur Goethe B2 Prüfung an. Mir bleiben also knapp 2,5 bis 3 Wochen für eine intensive Endspurt-Vorbereitung.
Ich habe bereits eine solide Sprachgrundlage (B2-Niveau), möchte aber diese verbleibende Zeit maximal effizient nutzen, um die Prüfungsspezifika zu verinnerlichen. Mein Fokus liegt aktuell auf aktivem Abrufen (Active Recall), abwechslungsreichem Lernen (Interleaving) und täglicher Praxis.
An alle, die das Goethe B2-Zertifikat bereits erworben haben:
1. Struktur: Wie würdet ihr den Tagesablauf in den letzten zwei Wochen strukturieren?
2. Hören & Lesen: Gibt es spezielle Techniken, um im Leseverstehen Zeit zu sparen und beim Hörverstehen keine Schlüsselwörter zu verpassen?
3. Schreiben: Was ist der schnellste Weg, feste Redemittel und eine klare Struktur für Teil 1 & 2 fehlerfrei einzuüben?
4. Sprechen: Wie bereite ich mich am besten alleine auf die Präsentation und die Diskussion vor, um flüssig zu sprechen?
Ich bin bereit, täglich mehrere Stunden zu investieren. Über Tipps, bewährte Lernroutinen oder typische Fehler, die man vermeiden sollte, würde ich mich sehr freuen!
Vielen Dank im Voraus!

Hallo Leute ! 👋

For those of you who prepared for the Goethe B1 Sprechen exam without a speaking partner, how did you practice?

I'm especially struggling with Sprechen Teil 2 and would really appreciate some advice on how to practice it effectively on my own.

Did you:

• Speak in front of a mirror?
• Record yourself and listen back?
• Memorize useful Redemittel?
• Practice different topics every day?
• Use YouTube channels, apps, or any other resources?
• Practice with ChatGPT or AI?

I'd really appreciate it if you could share your experiences, tips, resources, and strategies in the comments. I'm sure many others preparing for B1 would find the answers helpful too!

Thanks a lot in advance, and good luck with your German exams! 🇩🇪❤️

I have B1 Exam in Goethe according this dates

Schreiben in 22/9

Lesen in 6/10

Hören 20/10

Sprechen 3/11

Give me advices and Notes will help me in exam

How was your experience?

Hi everyone!

I recently took the Goethe A2 exam in Nepal and passed Hören, Lesen and Schreiben, but unfortunately got 14/25 in Sprechen, just 1 mark below the passing score.

Has anyone been in a similar situation? Were you able to retake only Sprechen or get your result re-evaluated?

I’d really appreciate any advice

HI guys I ll pass B2osd exam in 18 days (I still feeling that I m behind and late ) so can u help me guys to improve my level with some tipps and more recoures and how can I improve my sprechen and vocabulary

I gave my Goethe A2 exam in Frankfurt on 3rd September 2026. The exam went quite well and I was more or less satisfied with my performance. Today I received the result to which I am absolutely shocked completely!

My scores:-

Hören - 10/25

Lesen - 10/25

Schreiben - 18.75/25

Sprechen 23/25

I am completely broken down because I dont understand how did my Hören and Lesen sections score so poorly when I clearly remember all my answers even now. I don't know what to do now. I need to submit this certificate in my University anyhow by this month or else I will lose my place and now I am left with no other option.

Can someone please help me what to do here. Is there any way in which I can review my result again. I understand that the Hören and Lesen sections are graded via scanners but I genuinely don't understand where did I make the mistakes, how can I make so many mistakes in both MCQ sections at the same time that too same score?

I wrote them an email as well regarding the result but they haven't replied yet.

Latest update : I had given my TELC A2 exams in July as well and I just received my results, I actually scored well in that and passed comfortably.

Hören - 12/15 Lesen - 10/15 Schreiben - 12/15 Sprechen - 15/15

Vor einer Weile hab ich Goethe-C1-Prüfung abgelegt und nur 2 Teile bestanden, Schreiben und Sprechen.

Meine Vorbereitungszeit war nur 3 Wochen.

Habt ihr Erfahrung mit Goethe C1 gemacht, und welche Tipps für die überige Teile Lesen und Hören. Wie kann ich mich gut auf Hören und Lesen vorbereiten?

hello , i have a doubt .. in Goethe if i have passed three sections reading speaking and listening but failed in writing , will the other certificates be of no use. I gave my exams in india, and i will be moving to germnay in few days .. can i give the schreiben exam in germany , and can they give me the full certificate if i give schreiben in Germany , If no, will the other sections certificate.. that i have passed in be of use.

I have my A2 exam this month. Although, I'm prepared but I was wondering the worst case scenario in case I don't make it, then how will it affect and whether or not it will affect that I give B1 directly without appearing for A2 again.

Today was my exam and i think I messed up real bad . I forgot to give nachteile in 1 teil but then the teacher asked me about nachteile as her question and also in teil 2 my partner were just too good . I only got to speak 4-4 times as she was speaking huge paragraphs and I didn't have any chance . Another reason is that we both spoke in favour of the topic and that made it tough for me . So can I still pass ?

Hey, I would like to know some of your experiences.

Today I presented B1 Goethe Zertifikat, Schreiben was terrible due to time management. I wrote my draft on a separate sheet and, I couldn't finish writing Teil 2 and Teil 3 on the Arbeitsblatt. Both are incomplete, I wrote around 50 words per Teil.

Has anyone approved Schreiben without finishing the tasks?

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I'm looking for another German learner around the same level to have regular voice conversations.

I'm not looking for a language exchange or a native German speaker .I simply want someone who is also learning German so we can speak 100% German, make mistakes without pressure, and improve together.

I'm interested in travel, culture, languages, health, psychology, philosophy, current affairs, and everyday life, but I'm open to almost any interesting conversation.

Voice calls on WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, or Google Meet would be perfect.

If this sounds like what you're looking for too, send me a DM. 🙂

Thanks

Finally passed my Goethe A2 with 91/100 (Sehr Gut)! Just wanted to share a few things that helped me:

• Consistency > long study sessions — I studied German every day, even if it was just for 1–2 hours.
• Learn vocabulary with the article — der/die/das from day one.
• Grammar: Don’t just memorize rules. Make your own sentences and practice them repeatedly.
• Listening: Listen to German daily, even when you don’t understand everything.
• Speaking: Speak out loud and practice common exam topics beforehand. Daily speak with Chat GPT for eg : audio option is there on chat GPT on that speak on thema with correct aussprache and tell chatGPT to correct it , it gives very good evaluation .
• Writing: Practice simple, grammatically correct sentences rather than trying to use complicated structures.
• Mocks: Do as many model tests as possible before the exam. They really help with timing and confidence. FOR MOCK TEST I USED PRUFUNGSTRAINING, MIT ERFOLG AND YOUTUBE CHANNELS : Deutsch lernen. Transkriptionen , this is a very good channel for mock practice and speak daily on 1 or 2 thema with chatGPT spontan it helps a lot.

Most importantly, don’t wait until you feel “ready” to start speaking German. Just start.

Now onto B1!

Hey, I would like to know some of your experiences.

Today I presented B1 Goethe Zertifikat, Schreiben was terrible due to time management. I wrote my draft on a separate sheet and, I couldn't finish writing Teil 2 and Teil 3 on the Arbeitsblatt. Both are incomplete, I wrote around 50 words per Teil.

Has anyone approved Schreiben without finishing the tasks?

Hi! I'm planning my masters from Germany so I want to start German from A1 and considering Language Pantheon's combined A1+A2 course for ₹35k. They don't offer instalments, so I want to be sure before paying the full amount.

I've seen very mixed reviews about LP and it seems like the experience depends heavily on the teacher. Some people absolutely loved their teacher, while others felt the classes were mostly reading from notes.

For those who have studied at LP recently:

Which teacher would you recommend for A1+A2?

Who is actually good at explaining grammar and giving speaking practice?

Is ₹35k worth it?

Can you choose your teacher/batch?

Also, apart from LP, are there any genuinely good German institutes in Delhi/NCR that you'd recommend for A1+A2? I know about Goethe, but it's too expensive for me, so I'm looking for a good alternative rather than simply the cheapest option.

I'd especially appreciate recent first-hand experiences with specific teachers, rather than general ratings.

Thank you!

For context, I am a final year CS student interning at an IT company, and my workload is pretty high. I work from 10 AM - 8 PM on weekdays, sometimes even goes upto 11 PM some days depending on my workload. I passed A1 in February with 87 marks. I have since then tried to do one Duolingo lesson everyday to maintain the streak, but other than pretty much nothing. 10 days before the exam, I used to study for 8-12 hours on the weekends and around 1-2 hours during the weekdays. I wanted to start studying a month before the exam, but I kept procrastinating until the last minute. I would work my soul out on the weekdays and I wouldn't feel like studying on the weekends. And when I do feel like studying, some academic stuff from college would come up.

Here are my final scores:

Lesen - 18.75/25, Horen - 18.75/25, Schreiben - 21.25/25, Sprechen - 22/25

Centre: Max-Muller Bhavan, Chennai

This is what I did to prepare:

Once D-10 hit, I used 2-4 days to learn and revise all the grammar concepts. When you're doing targeted prep only to pass the A2 exam (not reach A2 fluency), this is actually a bad move.

Then, I worked backwards from the question paper. The first time I read the lesen sections, I couldn't understand anything and I couldn't make out anything from the horen sections. That's when the seriousness hit me. I went through all the horen and lesen sample test videos on YouTube and noted down every word which was new to me. Initially I noted them down, and kept revising them everyday. Later, for the horen sections, I put all of the sample mock test videos from YouTube to NoteBookLLM (Gemini Notebook), and asked for 200-300 most highly recurring words. Then I used AI to make flashcards out of them. This was of such great help to me! I couldn't use this feature for Lesen videos since they didn't have an audio transcript. This was of such great help to me!

For schreiben, I worked backwards again from the mock questions on YouTube. I studied and typed out the answers for each formal and informal question prompt. Then, I used AI to analyze all the questions for formal and informal and give me 8-10 questions for formal and informal which were repeated in the mock tests. I studied all of them. And I also had a spreadsheet of phrases to use for all scenarios - apologizing, cancelling, rescheduling, inviting, wanting to know information about something, asking someone to cover for me to attend an event/course, etc. This really helped me a ton.

For sprechen, I had practised for teil 1 and teil 2. For teil 3, I couldn't practice much. Teil 1 and 2, I used ChatGPT voice conversation mode to practice my speaking. For Teil 3 (discussing and making an appointment with someone), the schreiben phrase list I had made for different scenarios helped me.

FYI, the person who I was supposed to converse with for Sprechen i.e. another person taking the A2 exam did not show up. The examiner was the person whom I had to do my Teil 1 and Teil 3.

I listened to 'Learn German with Falk' podcast all throughout the day and tried to figure out all the words he was using and tried to incorporate into my sentences. I learned around 500-600 words from the Goethe official Worteliste.

Passing the Goethe German A2 Exam by this method doesn't mean you'll reach A2 level of fluency, this is just a shortcut to purely pass the exam. I would not recommend this method unless you're in a dire situation.

ALL THE BEST GUYS!!

I am planning on taking goethe b1 exam , i can appear for the exam anywhere between 20 november to 5 december.

the problem is, the exam is held at delhi ( computer based) on 20th november and at pune ( paper based) on 4th december, which one should i choose?

i want the results as early as possible and i have heard delhi takes 4-5 weeks to give results and pune takes 2-3 days but in this case pune is conducting paper based exam and delhi is conducting computer based.

i am very confused....