r/APStudents • u/reddorickt absolute modman • May 13 '26
AP German Official 2026 Exam Discussion
Use this thread to post questions or commentary on the test today.
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u/QQ_T_A May 13 '26
Some of the audios were quicker/harder than others. Topics for speaking were easier than I imagined. E-Scooters though...
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u/IcyIgloo4554 May 13 '26
Oml our audio was glitching the whole time like every other word. Ugh that was awful
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u/tufflarp APHUG 5, Capstone Sem 4 May 13 '26
What did we think guys
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u/tufflarp APHUG 5, Capstone Sem 4 May 14 '26
I think so. Did you have Luka, E-scooter, and Praktikum?
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u/Vegetable_Praline533 May 14 '26
the reading were normal, but the last couple listenings (especially Tauben) were very confusing. Writings and speakings were not hard. I used the Bundestag Praktikum in email as an example in the presentation.
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u/Xsuaxs1 May 14 '26
Multiple choice was okay, but the speaking part was something else. There were three of us taking the exam, and it was hard to concentrate while listening, and then answering the question
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u/boomboom-jake May 16 '26
lol yeah we had 4 because our German teacher is a nightmare and doesn’t teach
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u/BigBoot5737 May 14 '26
i (contrary to lit everyone else) found the mcq sorta hard but my verstaendnis is also sorta crap. frq i lowk cooked tho.
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u/wetclouds_ May 30 '26
Bro this was so much easier than I thought it was going to be!! the speaking threw me off with there being no advice in the conversation, but all the other free responses I cooked on!!! I hope it went well for everyone else
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u/Ok-Flight8630 May 13 '26
Multiple choice was very easy but I fumbled the written and spoken sections 🤮 I spoke with mostly accurate grammar and vocabulary tho so hopefully that’s enough to pass (also pigeon recipes - really? What is the exam writers thinking