Rehearse the speaking test before the real one.
Citizenship, visa and certificate exams all ask you to speak. Mira calls your phone and plays the examiner, in the language your exam is in.
Citizenship & residency
Language tests and interviews for a passport or permanent residence.
Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer (B1)Germany · German
German citizenship and settlement, which require B1 German.
The speaking part: Introduce yourself, talk about a picture or topic, then plan something together with a partner.
Mira might ask
“Stellen Sie sich bitte kurz vor. Wo wohnen Sie und was machen Sie beruflich?”
Please introduce yourself briefly. Where do you live and what do you do?
Practise this with MiraTCF IRN, TEF or DELF B2France · French
French naturalisation, which requires B2 French for applications from 2026.
The speaking part: A face-to-face interview, an interactive role-play and defending your point of view.
Mira might ask
“Selon vous, quels sont les avantages et les inconvénients de vivre dans une grande ville ?”
In your view, what are the pros and cons of living in a big city?
Practise this with MiraCILS B1 CittadinanzaItaly · Italian
Italian citizenship, which requires B1 Italian.
The speaking part: A conversation with the examiner and a short talk about an everyday topic.
Mira might ask
“Mi racconti come passa di solito il fine settimana.”
Tell me how you usually spend the weekend.
Practise this with MiraDELE A2Spain · Spanish
Spanish nationality for most applicants from non-Spanish-speaking countries.
The speaking part: A short presentation, a conversation about it, describing a photo and a role-play.
Mira might ask
“Háblame de tu barrio: ¿qué te gusta y qué cambiarías?”
Tell me about your neighbourhood: what do you like and what would you change?
Practise this with MiraB1 English speaking and listeningUnited Kingdom · English
Settlement and British citizenship applications.
The speaking part: A one-to-one conversation with an examiner about yourself and a topic you prepare.
Mira might ask
“Tell me about the topic you've prepared. Why did you choose it?”
Practise this with MiraUS naturalization interviewUnited States · English
US citizenship, where an officer checks your spoken English in the interview.
The speaking part: Answer questions about your application and yourself in English, face to face.
Inburgeringsexamen: SprekenNetherlands · Dutch
Dutch civic integration and naturalisation.
The speaking part: Answer everyday questions and react to situations out loud.
Mira might ask
“U bent ziek en kunt niet naar uw werk. Wat zegt u tegen uw leidinggevende?”
You're ill and can't go to work. What do you tell your manager?
Practise this with Mira
Visas, migration & work
Scores that count towards points, visas and job offers abroad.
IELTS SpeakingUK, Canada, Australia, NZ · English
Visas, migration points and university admission.
The speaking part: An interview, a two-minute cue-card talk and a deeper discussion with an examiner.
Mira might ask
“Describe a place you visited that you would like to go back to.”
Take an IELTS mock testCELPIP SpeakingCanada · English
Canadian permanent residence and citizenship.
The speaking part: Give advice, describe scenes, make predictions and persuade, within a time limit.
Mira might ask
“Your friend is choosing between two apartments. Advise them which one to take and why.”
Practise this with MiraTEF Canada / TCF CanadaCanada · French
Canadian Express Entry, where strong French can add points.
The speaking part: Ask questions to get information, then convince someone in a role-play.
Mira might ask
“Vous voulez vous inscrire à un club de sport. Posez-moi des questions pour avoir des informations.”
You want to join a sports club. Ask me questions to find out more.
Practise this with MiraPTE Academic SpeakingAustralia, NZ, UK · English
Australian and New Zealand visas and university admission.
The speaking part: Read aloud, repeat sentences, describe images and retell a short lecture.
Mira might ask
“Repeat after me: The library closes early on public holidays.”
Practise this with MiraNAATI CCLAustralia · Hindi, Punjabi, Mandarin and more
Bonus points towards Australian permanent residence.
The speaking part: Interpret a dialogue between an English speaker and a community-language speaker.
Mira might ask
“डॉक्टर पूछ रहे हैं कि आपको यह दर्द कब से हो रहा है।”
The doctor is asking how long you've had this pain.
Practise this with MiraJapanese job and visa interviewsJapan · Japanese
Work in Japan. The JLPT has no speaking section, but your interview does.
The speaking part: Introduce yourself politely, explain your experience and answer follow-up questions.
Mira might ask
“自己紹介をお願いします。なぜ日本で働きたいのですか？”
Please introduce yourself. Why do you want to work in Japan?
Practise this with Mira
Study & career certificates
Recognised certificates for universities, employers and your CV.
DELF / DALFFrance & worldwide · French
French universities, employers and lifelong certificates.
The speaking part: Present and defend an opinion on a short document, then debate it with the examiner.
Mira might ask
“Le télétravail devrait-il devenir la norme ? Présentez votre point de vue.”
Should remote work become the norm? Present your view.
Practise this with MiraGoethe-ZertifikatGermany & worldwide · German
German universities, visas for work and study, and nursing registration.
The speaking part: Give a short presentation and discuss a topic with a partner.
Mira might ask
“Sollten Kinder schon in der Grundschule ein Smartphone haben? Was meinen Sie?”
Should primary school children have a smartphone? What do you think?
Practise this with MiraTOPIK SpeakingSouth Korea · Korean
Korean universities, jobs and some visas. The regular TOPIK has no speaking part; this separate test does.
The speaking part: Answer questions, describe pictures and give your opinion on social topics.
Mira might ask
“주말에 보통 무엇을 해요? 자세히 이야기해 보세요.”
What do you usually do at the weekend? Tell me in detail.
Practise this with MiraHSKKChina · Chinese
Chinese scholarships, universities and teaching jobs. The HSK itself has no speaking part; the HSKK is its speaking test.
The speaking part: Repeat sentences, describe pictures and answer questions out loud.
TOEFL & Duolingo English TestWorldwide · English
University admission in the US and around the world.
The speaking part: Since 2026: repeat sentences you hear, then answer four interview questions with no preparation time.
Ask for exactly what you need.
Say it at the start of a call, or save it in your dashboard’s custom instructions so every call starts that way.
Run a full mock
“I’m taking the DTZ in April. Run all three Sprechen parts and time me.”
Drill the part you dread
“Give me five CELPIP advice tasks in a row. Keep each answer to 90 seconds.”
Play the officer
“Be a US immigration officer and ask me questions about my application.”
Practise interpreting
“Play a doctor in English and a patient in Hindi. I’ll interpret, NAATI CCL style.”
Before your exam. Good to know.
Is Mira affiliated with any exam board or government?
No. Mira is independent speaking practice from Indilingo. She is not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam provider or government, and she can’t issue certificates or official scores. Always check the current rules with the official exam provider.
Which exams have a dedicated mock mode?
IELTS Speaking has its own mock-exam mode with an estimated band and feedback. For every other exam, add your exam and level to the custom instructions in your dashboard, or tell Mira at the start of the call, and she’ll practise in that style.
Can Mira help with the JLPT?
The JLPT has no speaking section, so there’s nothing to rehearse for the test itself. Many learners use Mira to prepare for the Japanese job and visa interviews that come after it.
How far before my exam should I start?
As early as you can. Speaking improves with repetition, so a few short calls a week for a couple of months usually beats cramming in the final days.
My exam isn’t listed. Can I still practise?
Yes. If your exam has a speaking part in any of Mira’s 100+ languages, describe the format to her and she’ll practise it with you.
Exam names belong to their owners and are used here only to describe what you can practise. Requirements change; check the official provider before you book.
Your speaking test starts with one call.
Pick the language you speak and the one your exam is in. Mira rings your phone and starts the conversation. Your first 3 minutes are free.