Free Luxembourgish level test online: find your A1, A2 or B1 level

MoienLab's free Luxembourgish level test asks 12 questions across A1, A2 and B1, takes under 8 minutes and needs no account or card. You get your level and a clear next step toward the Sproochentest.

What the test measures

The 12 questions move from everyday greetings to A2 forms and B1 sentences, with four questions at each level. The test mixes three kinds of question: listening, reading and fill-the-gap. Every question gives four answer options, and you see one question at a time on your phone.

The setup is built to be easy to start:

Three kinds of question

Your three possible results

How the result connects to the Sproochentest

The Sproochentest, run by INLL for nationality procedures, asks for A2 in speaking and B1 in listening. INLL describes the A2 speaking target as being able to introduce yourself and speak in simple terms about family, other people, living conditions, education and occupation, and to describe and compare people, things and activities in simple terms. At B1 listening you understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school and leisure.

Your level test result tells you how far you are from each target:

• A1 result. You build the foundations first: first words, introductions, numbers, family, work, directions and cafés.
• A2 result. You are at the speaking level. The work now is stretching short answers into connected answers of several sentences and describing pictures.
• B1 result. You are at the listening level. The work is accuracy on spoken texts at natural speed and answering follow-up questions under time.

What your first week looks like

• A1. The six free lessons add up to 81 minutes: sounds and survival phrases (12 minutes), introducing yourself (14), numbers and contact details (15), family, work and routine (13), getting around (14) and café and shop basics (13).
• A2. Pick one oral topic a day and answer it aloud in several sentences. The topics are family, work, leisure, housing, daily routine, hobbies, travel and health.
• B1. Open B1 listening set 1: a radio news item about a library's evening hours, an everyday conversation about helping a neighbour and a presentation about volunteering in the neighbourhood.

Where your result starts in the lesson list

MoienLab's 57 lessons follow the same levels as the test, so your result points to a place in the list:

Each lesson takes between 12 and 25 minutes.

Who the test is for

The level test is for people living in Luxembourg who are preparing the Sproochentest for naturalisation, and for anyone starting Luxembourgish who wants to know where to begin. The test places you on the route. INLL runs the Sproochentest itself, and registration for the March 2027 sessions opens on MyINL on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 10:00.

Why check your level first

Official guidance counts an average of 400 hours of lessons from zero to the levels the Sproochentest asks for, according to lifelong-learning.lu. A learner who already speaks some Luxembourgish has part of those hours behind them, and the level test shows how much. A result takes the guesswork out of the first week: you start on lessons that fit, instead of repeating what you know or skipping what you need.

When to take the test

• Before you start studying, so you spend your first week on the right level.
• Before you book your Sproochentest, so you pick a session date that matches your level and your calendar.

Go further with Full Access

The free side of MoienLab also includes daily review with up to 5 practice cards per session. Full Access opens the complete route: 57 lessons from A1.1 to B1, 570 exercises, A2 oral practice, photo description, four B1 listening sets and the timed mock exam. It costs 59 € for 12 months with one payment and no subscription. See Full Access.

Take the test now

Start the free level test. Answer 12 questions, get your level and follow the suggested next step. You can share your level, keep practising for free, or create an account later if you want your progress on more than one device.