Korean Naturalization Interview
Practice every stage of the naturalization interview with a human voice. Hear the question, answer out loud, and find out straight away.
Three questions, no account needed
The real interview is conducted by a male examiner in his forties or fifties. So we had a voice actor of the same age read the questions at a similar pace and tone. This is not machine-synthesized speech — it is a human voice.
Sample question
대한민국의 수도는 어디입니까?
Audio is being prepared
Practice in the same order as the real exam. Once you know which stage trips you up, preparing gets much easier.
It opens with simple confirmations like your name and address. This stage is there to settle your nerves.
You read a passage out loud. Then the examiner asks you about what you just read.
The examiner reads each question aloud. Nearly all of them take a short answer.
You sing the first verse of the Korean national anthem. You can practice with the lyrics on screen.
You can practice by typing. But the real exam is a spoken one. Hold the microphone and answer, and we'll tell you not just whether you were right, but whether you spoke clearly enough.
What you'll hear back
Explanations and instructions appear in your own language. But the exam questions and passages stay in Korean, exactly as written. Those are the sentences you'll meet on the day.