You can understand familiar words and simple sentences. You can communicate in a basic way in everyday situations. You can write a short, simple postcard or message.

Basic Level 2 - You can understand very simple information and locate concrete details in simple texts. You can communicate in basic, routine situations. You can write short, simple notes and messages.

Intermediate 1 - You can understand the main points related to familiar topics such as work, school, and leisure. You can comprehend texts in everyday or professional language. You can participate in conversations about topics like family, hobbies, work, and travel, and share your experiences and impressions.

Intermediate 2 - You can follow longer speeches and understand texts on both concrete and abstract topics. You are able to communicate with native speakers in regular conversations. You can present information and arguments in reports effectively.

Upper level 1 - You can follow longer speeches and understand texts on concrete and abstract topics. You can communicate with native speakers in normal conversations. You can present information and arguments in reports, discussions, or presentations, and effectively express your ideas.

Upper Level 2 - At this level, you can easily understand virtually everything you read and hear. You can summarize information from different sources, present reasons and explanations coherently, and express yourself fluently and precisely in any situation, even in highly complex or nuanced contexts.