"Uczę się na test."

Translation: I am studying for the test.

[Zu_deli]

For me "Uczę się na test" is more of a slang and "uczę się do testu" is better.

[Volizione]

Could you use "sprawdzian" here as well, like in the context of studying for a school exam?

[immery]

In school, not final exam, I think always. When I was at school "test" was either ABC test or one sentence answer test. Long esseys and math exercises were not "tests". And Exams are at the end of schools (like after end of 3 years of school)

[Volizione]

Understood completely! Thank you!

[DaithMac]

I study for the test. not accepted.

[Jellei]

It's an accepted answer, it should have worked.

[joshmcguir11]

I am revising for the test not accepted?

[Arnoldpitt]

My ears are not as young as they were but ucze , ucze+squiggle and uczy all sound the same to me

[domnelson]

I've found that on this whole course too, the endings are pronounced very lazily by the TTS and kind of merge into one sound, especially as you say worf-final "e/ę" and "y". In real life it's a lot easier to hear the difference.

(By the way, there is no such word as "ucze"!)

[SylwekFr]

Why we are learning for test doesn't work ?

[Jellei]

It needs to be "a test" or "the test", I'm afraid.