Become Danish soon.
Practise for the Danish citizenship test in the real exam format. Every answer is explained in your language.
Explained in English, العربية, Українська, Polski, Türkçe, Dansk
Hvornår fik Danmark sin første grundlov?
- A1660
- B1849
- C1915
Built for the real test
The real format
45 multiple-choice questions in 45 minutes, with the same pass rules: 36 correct, including 4 of the 5 values questions.
Explained in your language
Every answer comes with a short explanation in English, Arabic, Ukrainian, Polish, Turkish or Danish.
Know when you're ready
Timed exam simulations and a list of your weak spots show you what to study next.
Your personal AI tutor
Soon you can ask an AI tutor why an answer is right, get a simpler explanation in your own language, and train exactly the topics you find hard.
- Ask follow-up questions about any answer
- Explanations at your level, in your language
- A personal plan up to your test date
Why is the answer 1849 and not 1915?
1849 is the year Denmark got its first constitution. 1915 is when women got the right to vote, which was a later change to the constitution.
Questions stay in Danish
The real test is only in Danish, so we show every question in Danish first. Tap “Show translation” when you need help. Your Danish reading gets stronger as you practise.
Questions and answers
Is Soon Danish official?
No. We are an independent service, not connected to the Danish state or any test centre. We write our own questions from public facts to match the format of the real test.
What does it cost?
Practising is free while we are in beta. Later, the full bank and extra features come with a one-time pass. There is never a subscription.
Which test is this for?
Indfødsretsprøven, the citizenship test. Practice for Medborgerskabsprøven, the test for permanent residence, is coming.
Do I need an account?
No. Your progress is saved on your own device. We never ask for your name, nationality or residence status.