#b2 level

[languagedeath]

Review of 'The Liturgical Year' (1870) as Latin Learning Material

Review of ‘The Liturgical Year’ (1870) as Latin Learning Material

Written by Dyami Millarson The 1870 book titled The Liturgical Year by Prosper Guéranger (available in Google Books), which was translated to English by Laurence Shepherd, contains Latin texts with translations. The Latin used in the liturgical texts in the book is relatively simple by Classical Latin standards, which is good news if you want to practise Latin. I would estimate the texts to be…

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[miss-biophys]

My Dutch Language journey #2

So I had a dream to be able to communicate with Dutch people using their language without bigger obstacles. In the last few months it became step by step true.

Jan 2019 - moved into the Netherlands

Feb 2019 - started course for complete beginners

Jul 2019 - A2 level certificate

Sep 2019 - started course for intermediates

Feb 2020 - B1 level certificate

Feb 2020 - started course for advanced to get fluent

June 2020 - B2 level certificate for speaking. My writing and reading skills are still at B1.

Now I can really have a nice conversation with locals but there’s still so much to learn! My new dream is to get my Dutch to a similar level as my English. Together with my native Czech I would be then really fluent in 3 languages. So what do I do to further improve my Dutch:

Reading Dutch books. I read aloud children books to my daughters. Now I also read more complex adult books to myself. I always use a Dutch explanatory dictionary (so a monolingual one) and search up the unfamiliar words.

Conversation clubs. Even during the lockdown, we continued with weekly conversations online. 

Speaking. I speak to Dutch friends and colleagues or just people in shops or playgrounds using Dutch as much as possible

I am actually proof-reading a Dutch textbook for students at level C1 :)

This is a follow up of this post: https://miss-biophys.tumblr.com/post/190839891703/my-dutch-language-journey

[biancahoneybee]

#Stupidity is my second name… :/

I neeeeeeed to get my B2 level in english test but I don’t even have the B1, I know i’m a B2 level but sometimes i get frustrated as I don’t really know which path to take . B1 is faster for me to do, but I really want to do the B2 as it’s more efficient and professional for me.

[eedisgirlfriend]

does someone who follows me speak swedish... pls help by reading my very short text and telling me by Problem areas...

[abroadscooling]

[abroadscooling]

Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English

what is the ecce?The Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English (ECCE) is a standardized high-intermediate level English as a foreign language (EFL) examination. It is developed and scored by the English Language Institute of the University of Michigan (ELI-UM) and is administered by over 130 authorized test centers around the world.

The content and difficulty of the ECCE aims at the B2 level (independent user, Vantage) of the Common European Framework of Reference.The ECCE tests four skill areas: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. It emphasizes the ability of the examinee to communicate effectively in English.

The ECCE may also be used as a bridge to a more academically oriented exam, such as the University of Michigan Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE).

Examinees can use the ECCE to document their level of English for personal, public, educational, and occupational purposes. 

[balletomanegirl]

I passed my B2 level English examination ;u; nobody cares but I needed to share my joy with someone ^-^

[balletomanegirl]

Within an hour I am doing my English speaking exam (B2 level) Wish me good luck guys! ^^