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Most US graduate programs require 90–100. Miss it and you're waiting a full year for the next intake. Practice the 2026 format daily, track your score improvement, and apply with confidence.
Start Free Practice →What changed in TOEFL 2026
If you trained on the old format, you need to retrain. We're built for the new format from day one.
- ✕Task 1 — Independent opinion
- ✕Task 2 — Campus Conversation (read+listen+speak)
- ✕Task 3 — Academic Course (read+listen+speak)
- ✕Task 4 — Academic Lecture (listen+speak)
Listen and Repeat
Hear it. Repeat it. Tests pronunciation and rhythm.
Take an Interview
Answer 4–6 questions. Tests fluency and ideas.
Practice both tasks, starting now
Listen and Repeat
You hear a sentence (6–8 seconds). You repeat it as accurately as possible. 7 sentences total, no preparation time. Scored on phoneme accuracy, natural rhythm, and connected speech.
- Phoneme-level pronunciation feedback
- Rhythm and stress pattern analysis
- Side-by-side comparison with native model
- Instant replay to hear your mistakes
Sentence 3 of 7
You heard:
"The researchers published their findings in a peer-reviewed journal."
You said:
"The researchers published their findings in a peer-reviewed journal."
94
Accuracy
88
Rhythm
91
Fluency
Take an Interview
A virtual AI interviewer asks you 4–6 progressive questions about your opinions, experiences, and ideas. Scored on fluency, idea development, vocabulary range, and natural pacing.
- Realistic AI interviewer with natural follow-ups
- Filler-word detection (um, uh, like, you know)
- Pacing analysis — too fast, too slow, or just right
- Vocabulary range and idea depth scoring
Question 2 of 5
"That's interesting! What was the biggest challenge you faced?"
Tip: You used "um" 3 times — try pausing instead.
Try it right now — 30 seconds
Speak for a few seconds and watch your scores appear. No account needed.
Why we built SpeakLingua
The gap that nobody in India was filling.
The real cost of missing your score
You're not taking TOEFL because you enjoy standardised tests. You're taking it because a score stands between you and a US graduate admission, a Canadian university offer, or a work visa.
Miss 90 and you're paying $220 to retake and waiting for next year's intake. Speaking is the section that holds back the most applicants — and it's the most improvable one with daily practice.
Why generic prep fails
Coaching centers teach TOEFL speaking the same way they did in 2005. A teacher talks. You take notes. You practice once a week. The actual exam gives you 15 seconds to prepare and 45 seconds to respond. No coaching class prepares you for that pressure repeatedly — only daily practice does.
What we found
We looked for an Indian-built TOEFL speaking tool. Something that understood a student preparing in Hindi at home, speaking into a phone mic, worried about their accent. We found nothing.
So we built it
SpeakLingua was built in Delhi — not for the student who can comfortably pay $40/month to a Hong Kong company, but for the student in Lucknow, Indore, or Patna who has ₹18,000 set aside for the exam and needs every rupee of prep to count.
90–100
TOEFL score required for most US grad programs
MIT, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, and 500+ others
$220
Cost of one TOEFL retake
Every missed score = months of delay + another fee
2026
New TOEFL format — most tools aren't updated
SpeakLingua covers both new task types from day one
Scores calibrated to ETS rubrics
Every response is evaluated on the same four dimensions ETS uses. Scores map to CEFR levels so you know exactly where you stand.
Pronunciation
Phoneme accuracy, stress, intonation
Fluency
Natural pacing, hesitations, filler words
Grammar
Sentence structure, tense accuracy
Vocabulary
Range, precision, academic register
A1
Beginner
A2
Elementary
B1
Intermediate
B2
Upper-Int.
C1
Advanced
C2
Mastery
Practice scores are estimates calibrated to ETS rubrics. Use official ETS materials for final calibration.
Students who got there
“My MS program needed TOEFL 95. I was at 88 with speaking holding me back. The AI feedback caught filler words and hesitations I never noticed. Hit 97 — admitted.”
Fatima K.
🇺🇸 Dubai → USA
20 → 26
TOEFL Speaking
“University of Toronto needed 100. Speaking was my weakest section. Went from 22 to 28 in 3 weeks — the Listen and Repeat practice was exactly what the new format needed.”
Min-jun P.
🇨🇦 Seoul → Canada
22 → 28
TOEFL Speaking
“Practicing 20 minutes every morning on my commute got me from 91 to 102. Georgia Tech accepted. SpeakLingua was the only tool that matched the 2026 format from day one.”
Rohan V.
🇺🇸 Mumbai → USA
102
TOEFL Total
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