Language Level

You understand short phrases if you're familiar with them or if they are repeated. You know how to express basic needs. You can introduce yourself, ask someone their name, where they live, about their family, etc., and respond to these questions if the speaker speaks slowly and clearly.

You understand practical information in daily life and simple messages. You can make yourself understood in familiar situations or those you can guess. You can ask for items in shops, order a meal in a restaurant from a menu, and ask simple questions of a host family. You can describe a person, place, or object in simple terms.

You understand the main ideas in texts or spoken language related to familiar topics. You can express yourself in everyday situations. You can ask about dishes on a menu, book a hotel room, handle routine tasks at a bank, ask for information from a tourist office, and explain a problem to a doctor or pharmacist. You can talk about an event, an experience, or a dream, and provide reasons or explanations for plans or ideas.

You understand detailed information in texts or spoken language on familiar topics, both concrete and abstract. You can express yourself clearly on subjects of interest. In social conversations, you can discuss a range of topics and share opinions to some extent. You can give a short, simple presentation on familiar topics and discuss advantages and disadvantages.

You understand complex texts and spoken language in detail, whether in professional or social settings. You express yourself confidently and precisely on various topics without much hesitation. You can participate in long conversations, discussing abstract or cultural topics fluently with a good range of expressions.

You understand everything you read or hear across various subjects. You grasp language nuances and interpret complex documents accurately. You can express yourself spontaneously, correctly, and fluently, and provide well-structured arguments on complex topics.