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German speaking practice with feedback on every word
Build German speaking confidence with complete sentences rather than isolated vocabulary. Listen to the native reference, read aloud, and open any scored word to find the part worth practising.
How SpeakingMonkey practice works
01
listen
Hear native reference audio for the sentence.
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speak
Read it aloud and submit only the trimmed speech.
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improve
See every word scored from red to green and open any word for detail.
What to focus on in German
Final consonants
German obstruents lose their voicing at the end of a word or syllable. The written final letter may therefore sound different from the same consonant before a vowel.
Vowel length and quality
Long and short vowels are not only changes in duration; their quality may differ too. Use the reference to copy both parts of the contrast.
Consonant groups
German compounds can place several consonants together. Slow the complete group down without inserting an extra vowel between its parts.
Practice library
The German library contains 300 sentences across CEFR levels A1 to C2, with native German reference audio for every sentence.
300 sentences · A1–C2
A useful practice routine
- Check a word-final consonant against the audio instead of trusting its spelling alone.
- Hold genuinely long vowels long enough for the contrast to remain audible.
- Break a compound into meaningful parts, then reconnect it into the sentence.
Ready to practise German aloud?
Start with a short sentence, get an honest word-by-word result, and repeat the part that needs attention.
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