Italian Spoken Grammar Checker
Talk about a topic in Italian for under a minute. We mark every grammar mistake in what you actually said, show the correction, and score your accuracy and range.
How It Works
Analyzing your speech...
This usually takes 5 to 15 seconds.
Why check your Italian grammar by speaking?
Mistakes you only make out loud
You may know the rule on paper and still break it mid-sentence. This test checks the Italian you produce in real time, where there is no time to edit.
Built for spoken language
Fillers, restarts and natural contractions are ignored. Only real grammar errors are marked, so the score reflects your grammar and not your nerves.
Corrections in context
Every error is shown inside your own sentence with the fix and the rule behind it, then read back to you so you can hear how it should sound.
What the grammar checker scores
Accuracy
How many errors you make per 100 words, with serious errors counted more heavily than small slips.
Range
How much grammar you attempt: tenses, conditionals, relative clauses and linking, not just short safe sentences.
Error types
Each mistake is grouped as tense, agreement, articles, prepositions, word order, word form or word choice, so you can see your pattern.
Language-specific rules
The check is tuned to the points where learners of Italian usually go wrong, rather than a generic list of rules.
Test another speaking skill
Each test looks at a different part of how you speak Italian.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Italian spoken grammar checker work?
You record yourself speaking Italian on a topic. The recording is transcribed word for word, mistakes included, and an AI teacher marks each grammar error, explains the rule and writes a corrected version. Your score combines accuracy (errors per 100 words) with the range of grammar you used.
Is this different from a written grammar checker?
Yes. Written checkers look at text you had time to edit. This test listens to unplanned speech, ignores hesitations and normal spoken shortcuts, and only marks errors a teacher would correct in conversation.
How long should I speak?
Aim for 30 to 60 seconds, or at least 20 words. Longer answers include more structures, which makes both the accuracy and the range score more reliable.
Will my accent affect the result?
No. Pronunciation and accent are not scored here. If a word cannot be heard clearly it is left out rather than counted as an error. To score pronunciation, use the pronunciation test.
Is this test free?
Yes. It is free to use without an account, with a daily limit on the number of tests.
