LEVEL C2
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Common European
Framework of Reference for Languages
The
European Framework provides a unified basis for language learning across
Europe. In six standardized levels, it describes the skills a learner has at
each step along the way.
Level A1
– Getting started
Learn
how to communicate the basics, like where you live and what your hobbies are.
Level A2
– Communicating basic information
You can
talk about basic topics and express your needs - like when you’re shopping.
Level B1
– Manage everyday situations
When
traveling in Germany, you can easily deal with most situations you encounter.
You can talk about your experiences and clearly state your point of view.
Level B2
– Be convincing
You can
communicate spontaneously and fluently - even in longer conversations with
native speakers. You can follow complicated texts and discussions and express
your opinion on abstract topics.
Level C1
– Communicate freely
You
don’t have to search for words and you can speak German comfortably and
flexibly in any situation. You understand long, challenging texts.
Level C2
– Express demands
You
understand everything you read and hear and can communicate spontaneously and
fluently, conveying detailed information.
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(Source: Deutsche Welle - DW)
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(Source: Deutsche Welle - DW)
A1 Prüfungsvorbereitung
ReplyDeleteIch bereite mich darauf vor, die Sprache von a1 zu üben, es gibt Ressourcen, die dir helfen können, gut zu trainieren?