Language levels

What A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 mean in 29 languages, from Korean to Lithuanian: what you can do at each level, which exam proves it and how long it takes to get there.

• CEFR levels explainedWhat A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 let you do, in plain English.
• What B2 level meansThe level most jobs and universities ask for, and how to get there from B1.
• How long each level takesHours per level and what they look like at 30 or 60 minutes a day.

Levels by language

• AlbanianA2B1B2
• ArabicB1B2
• BelarusianB1
• BulgarianB1
• Chinese (Simplified)B2
• Chinese (Traditional)B1
• CroatianB2
• CzechC1C2
• DanishB1B2
• DutchB1
• EsperantoB1
• EstonianB2
• FinnishB1B2
• GreekB1B2
• HindiB1
• HungarianB2
• JapaneseB1
• KoreanB1B2
• LatvianB1B2
• LithuanianB1B2
• MacedonianB1
• NorwegianB1B2
• PolishB2
• Portuguese (Brazil)B1B2
• Portuguese (Portugal)B1B2
• RomanianB1B2
• SwedishB2
• TurkishB2
• VietnameseB1

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