Your score is a snapshot, not a grade.
It shows what sounded clear today and what to try in your next Korean conversation.
What does 76 sound like?
76
Color points to your next step.
The same five colors appear on your overall score, words, and Korean sounds. Red and amber mark where another listen may help; deeper greens show increasingly clear, natural speech. A color is a practice cue, not a judgment.
- 0–59
Try it again
Parts may be hard to understand. Listen once, then try the sentence again.
- 60–69
Getting clearer
Some words are clear, but several sounds or pauses may interrupt the message.
- 70–79
Clear with a few slips
Most listeners will understand you. One or two sounds may still stand out.
- 80–89
Easy to understand
Your Korean is clear and smooth. A small detail in pronunciation or rhythm may still sound different.
- 90–100
Mostly like a local speaker
Your pronunciation and rhythm sound close to a local speaker. Small differences may still remain.
What does 76 sound like?
Tap a colored word in SudaMate to see the rating for each consonant and vowel.
오늘은기분이정말좋아요.
A conversation is not a reading test.
Spontaneous replies are different from reading a fixed script. SudaMate recalculates the overall conversation score from pronunciation, fluency, and rhythm, which are more reliable for open conversation. Completeness stays out of the headline score.
The overall score brings pronunciation, fluency, and rhythm together. Speaking speed is shown separately as useful context.
- Pronunciation
- Are the individual sounds clear and close to the reference?
- Fluency
- Does your speech flow without long or unexpected pauses?
- Rhythm
- Do stress and tone make the sentence sound natural?
- Speaking speed
- How quickly you spoke. It is context, not a quality score.
Use it as direction, not a verdict.
Scores can shift with microphone distance, background noise, recording length, and the sentence itself. Compare similar recordings and look for a pattern over time.