DELF A1 Production Orale

DELF A1 Production Orale (speaking test) has 3 parts and lasts between 5 and 7 minutes:

Part 1 : Guided conversation (entretien dirigé),

Part 2: Exchanging information (échange d’informations),

Part 3: Role-play (dialogue simulé ou jeu de rôle).

In this post we offer you DELF A1  preparation exercises for each part in case you are thinking to pass this examen.

DELF A1 – called the “discovery” stage – highlights the first knowledges in French language (basic knowledge). It is the most basic level at which a language is used. At this stage, the learner can interact in a simple ways asking and answering simple questions in areas of immediate need or on very familiar topics. Click here to learn more.

Part 1:

1. Exemple d’examen 1
2. Exemple d’examen 2

Part 2:

Exchanging information 1

Part 3:

Role-Play

Practice other tests and listening exercises from the Oral Production section here: (Production Orale)

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As you progress through the DELF A1 level, you’ll find that this foundational stage is crucial for building your confidence in using the French language. You will be introduced to essential vocabulary and basic grammar structures, allowing you to navigate everyday situations, such as introducing yourself, ordering food, or asking for directions.