Questions and answers

No. The exam is run by the Centre for Slovene as a Second and Foreign Language (CSDTJ) at the University of Ljubljana. Besedica is independent: it is not affiliated with the centre or approved by it.

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We can’t promise that, and nobody honestly can. To pass at A2 you need at least 60% of the points in each of the exam’s 4 parts; B1 needs 85%. The app’s practice follows those parts and shows how much you’ve practised each one, so you can see what needs work.

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Yes. Every lesson and exercise works with no connection.

Your speech is recognised on your phone. Recordings are deleted after each answer unless you choose to keep them, and nothing is sent to us for speech.

Yes. Every exercise that asks you to speak lets you type your answer instead.

Not yet. Besedica is built for Android first; an iPhone version is planned for later.

The lessons are drafted, then checked by our content checks: every Slovene word form is checked against Sloleks, the reference lexicon of Slovene word forms. A qualified teacher of Slovene as a second language will review the course.

Besedica isn’t on Google Play yet. When it is, it will be free to download and the first A1 units will be free; one payment unlocks the course to A2.

No. You pay once. B1 is planned as a later upgrade.

The app asks before it collects any usage statistics, and works fully if you say no. This website has no analytics and sets no cookies; its privacy notice says what Cloudflare, which serves the site, handles when you visit.