What is the Sproochentest?
Understand the exam in practical terms before you start practising.
Read guidePublic guides for learners who want the official context, the practical skills, and the next MoienLab practice step in one place.
Understand the exam in practical terms before you start practising.
Read guideBreak the official A2/B1 requirement into everyday practice tasks.
Read guideA step-by-step plan without fake promises or exam shortcuts.
Read guideKnow the official context, then practise the language skills separately.
Read guideTurn everyday topics and pictures into repeatable speaking practice.
Read guideTrain the skill of understanding spoken Luxembourgish, not just recognising written words.
Read guideUse courses for instruction and MoienLab for short daily exam-oriented practice.
Read guideUnderstand MoienLab before deciding whether it fits your preparation.
Read guideLuxembourgish nationality by marriage: Sproochentest, Vivre ensemble, documents and the 4-month wait. The rules for spouses of Luxembourg nationals.
Read guideLuxembourgish nationality after 20 years of residence: a 24-hour introductory course replaces the Sproochentest. Conditions, approved courses, steps.
Read guideSproochentest pass rate: 67% passed in 2021/22 and 69% overall since 2008, from INLL's official statistics. Year-by-year table and how it is counted.
Read guideSproochentest fee reimbursement: the State refunds the full 75 euro fee when you pass, plus course fees up to 750 euros. Who qualifies, what to send, when.
Read guideSproochentest examples from INLL: 3 sample interviews, 2 photos, listening audio, answer sheet and key, and how to practise with each file.
Read guideRegister for the Sproochentest on MyINL in six steps: account, session, 75 euro fee and convocation, plus postponement, refund and accommodations.
Read guideTake a free Luxembourgish level test: 12 questions, under 8 minutes, no account. Get your A1, A2 or B1 level and your next step for the Sproochentest.
Read guideWhat Luxembourgish levels A1, A2 and B1 mean, why the Sproochentest asks for A2 speaking and B1 listening, and the lessons for each level.
Read guideNaturalisation in Luxembourg: 5 years of residence, the Sproochentest, the Vivre ensemble certificate and a decision within 8 months. Documents and steps.
Read guideNationality by option in Luxembourg: marriage, parent of a minor, 20 years of residence and more, with the language and Vivre ensemble rule for each route.
Read guideLuxembourgish vocabulary for beginners: greetings, numbers, family, work, directions and cafés, with 90+ words and phrases from the free MoienLab lessons.
Read guideLuxembourgish vocabulary for the Sproochentest speaking test: words and sentence patterns for family, work, home, routine, free time, travel and health.
Read guideSproochentest exam day: arrive 15 minutes early with your convocation and original ID, take the tablet listening test, then a 10 minute speaking test.
Read guidePass the Sproochentest with half the points in speaking, or a 50% average over both tests. See the 20/80 examiner weighting and the four criteria.
Read guideINLL opens Sproochentest registration for the March 2027 sessions on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 10:00 on MyINL. Your checklist, the fee and a plan.
Read guideOfficial guidance counts 400 hours of lessons from zero to the Sproochentest levels. Turn it into your weekly hours, timeline and a routine that adds up.
Read guideThe Vivre ensemble certificate for Luxembourg nationality: a free 24-hour course in 3 modules or a one hour computer exam with 10, 20 and 10 questions.
Read guideIndependent Sproochentest practice, built in Luxembourg. Not INLL, not LLO.LU and not the Ministry of Education.