#delf b2

[duskofastraeus]

Got my DELF exam results back and I officially have the French B2 diploma!! I got an 81% and though I think I could have done better, I am just glad that the entirely nightmarish routine of reading 92728 articles and listening to 98228 podcasts about French sociopolitical problems everyday is gone! Now I just have to focus on Spanish and Italian in order to obtain the DELE and the CILS…

[talesfromneverland]

Bonjour! 

Je voudrais améliorer mon français et d’obtenir le DELF B2. J’ai obtenu le DELF B1 en 2018. J’ai beaucoup de livres pour preparer mais je ne suis pas sûr quel livre est le mieux d’utiliser pour apprendre le vocabulaire. Je n’ aime pas étudier les mots sans context mais je sais que le vocabulaire est trés important pour obtenir le B2. J’ai les livres de vocabulaire progressif de Clé - niveau avancé et niveau perfectionnement et j’ai aussi Echo B2, Alter égo 4+ (b2) et Reussir le Delf B2.

Pouvez-vous me recommander quels livres sont mieux d’utiliser et qu’il est le meilleure méthode d’apprendre le vocabulaire?

Merci beaucoup pour vos reponses!

[revesdefrance]

I just did an old Delf B2 exam for the first time (yes i waited this long lol) and i did the compréhension de l’oral and the compréhension des écrits and i got

14.5/25 for listening

22/25 for reading

Doing the test, I did it exactly how I would in the real exam with the time limits and rules and omg!!! doing this really made me feel so much better about the exam, well at least these two parts. considering I only need 50/100 points to pass and I got 36.5 here i would only need 13.5 points to pass and thats completely doable. 

Next, I’m going to draw and outline to the oral and pretend to do one and send me friend my production écrite to look at. 

anyway this just made me happy and I feel like i can actually pass this exam (:

[briochestudies]

DELF

LES GARS! J’AI RÉUSSIT LE DELF B2 !! Pas forcemet avec le mieux note maisssss j’ai le réussit n’importe quoi ! Je recevrai un diplôme et tous !

[kkujama]

J'ai passé mon examen de Delf B2 avec 84 de 100 points 😍😍😍😍 je suis très fier de moi djdjznnzndn

[multilingualpotato]

DELF B2

Finallyyyy... my certificate for DELF B2!!

damn multilingualpotato, back at it again with those photoshopping skills..

I know this vine is dead, don’t judge me

[languages-and-tea]

FRENCH VOCAB DELF B2 (2)

I have decided to post here all the vocabulary that I had to look up while working with my book Les clés du nouveau DELF B2. But, instead of doing like most people do, and writing the English (or Spanish or whatever) translation next to the French word, I’m writing the definition in French. This way, I get an understanding of the word that is much deeper and lasts longer in my brain than just the translation. I’ll be doing one post for each unit in the book, and then for each exam after those (it comes with example exams for you to practice). Here you can read part 1 (x).

Abrèger: rendre plus court, raccourcir.

Banlieue: ensemble des agglomérations qui entourent una ville et participent à son activité.

Érémitisme: terme utilisé pour désigner le mode de vie choisi par des ermites.

Chômeur: personne qui est involontairement privée de travail.

Smicard: personne employée au SMIC.

Fossé: ce qui sépare.

Brevet: certificat ou diplôme délivré par l’État et qui reconnaît une compétence ou ouvre certains droits.

Repli: régression.

Crainte: sentiment de peur, d’inquiétude.

Prospectus: une brochure, un imprimé qui fournit le plan ou la description de quelque chose.

Aveugle: qui est privé de l’usage de la vue.

Nuance: différence subtile qui peut exister entre deux choses.

Démunir: dépuiller, privé de quelque chose.

Toit: logement, maison.

Hargne: mauvaise humeur accompagné d’agressivité.

Décaler: déplacer dans l’espace ou dans le temps.

Craindre: appréhender, redouter.

[organizedstudy]

Congratulations in a achieving at B2 well done! I was just wondering how did u practice for the exam?

Thank you! I didn’t practice a lot because I didn’t feel like prioritizing it but this is what I did do: • Listened to a French news podcast every day for like a week (le journal de 19h)• Did a DELF B2 test I found online• Read a French book• Tried to look through my French tag on my blog• Read in my grammar book on concepts I didn’t feel too sure about • Changed my phone to French• Generally tried to incorporate more French into my life• My school also offered extra French every other week during the whole spring term but at the end I almost never went bc I didn’t have the time/energyI wish I would’ve practiced speaking a bit more and really worked on my pronunciation (i mean it went well but it could always have gone better). Practice in a way you know works for you, say to yourself that you can do it and be confident that it’s true.