https://oxfordhousebcn.com/en/levels/level-tests/french/
I got 38/42 (B2 level).
Edit: improved to 41/42 (C1 level) 2 years later.
I got 38/42 (B2 level).
Edit: improved to 41/42 (C1 level) 2 years later.
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I took two weeks of French class in highschool til I dropped it lmao
I got A2.
22/42
Hmmm...
A short test isn't usually that reliable, especially those that are just about choosing options, there are other factors that influence in your proficency in a certain language.
I think rather my French is just about A1.
Also, these kind of tests aren't designed for natives, but rather for learners.
An adult native level is usually at C2.
22/42
Hmmm...
A short test isn't usually that reliable, especially those that are just about choosing options, there are other factors that influence in your proficency in a certain language.
I think rather my French is just about A1.
Also, these kind of tests aren't designed for natives, but rather for learners.
An adult native level is usually at C2.
8/42, i was expecting worse.
i can't even say "I don't speak French" in French
Je sais bien que mon français est une merde. Mais, je suis en prenner un cours de français, aussi, j'utilise duolingo :3
J'ai besoin de practiquer plus >w<
J'ai besoin de practiquer plus >w<
eblf2013 wrote:
Je sais bien que mon français est une merde. Mais, je suis en prenner un cours de français, aussi, j'utilise duolingo :3
J'ai besoin de practiquer plus >w<
何が起こったの？ フランス語は怖いだろうか？Jonarwhal wrote:
eblf2013 wrote:
Je sais bien que mon français est une merde. Mais, je suis en prenner un cours de français, aussi, j'utilise duolingo :3
J'ai besoin de practiquer plus >w<
I am genuinly surprised I got this high since I really suck at grammar. I legit passed all my literature course while getting 0 for grammar on every test, I only passed cause grammar was only worth 30% of the course so I could pass off of the 70% remaining.
Topic Starter
POGsamX500 wrote:
I am genuinly surprised I got this high since I really suck at grammar. I legit passed all my literature course while getting 0 for grammar on every test, I only passed cause grammar was only worth 30% of the course so I could pass off of the 70% remaining.
I... got 11.
posting in the right subforum: 0/1
i got 0 points
i didn't answer any questions i didn't think i knew the answer to
i didn't answer any questions i didn't think i knew the answer to
ah, now Corne's thread won't be allowed in the OT!event thread cause it's not in OT.
lmao I got 9/42
looks like those 2 years of French classes were of no use at all.
looks like those 2 years of French classes were of no use at all.
I got pretty much what you expect for being random change
Never learn french, only answer with my feeling.
I'm at oui level.
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I'm at oui level.
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"Dont save answer at client side"
You can access the answer before you submit.
Topic Starter
why this is in surveys?
this test was far too sophisticated for OT
9 out of 42.
Reviving an old thread I see.
40/42, there's one I wasn't sure about but the other the test kinda got wrong (2 options are correct depending on the context, but the one they want is the least common for some reason)
40/42, there's one I wasn't sure about but the other the test kinda got wrong (2 options are correct depending on the context, but the one they want is the least common for some reason)
9/42
(5 years of forced French by the way, really proves that if you don't like learning the language, you won't remember anything about it)
(5 years of forced French by the way, really proves that if you don't like learning the language, you won't remember anything about it)
Well, 29/42, le subjonctif c'est une merde.
Nique le subjonctif, tous mes maisonneux détestent le subjonctifeblf2013 wrote:
Well, 29/42, le subjonctif c'est une merde.
Topic Starter
Que j'encule le subjonctif sa mère la p*teKarmine wrote:
Nique le subjonctif, tous mes maisonneux détestent le subjonctifeblf2013 wrote:
Well, 29/42, le subjonctif c'est une merde.
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I did the test and again 2 years later I had 41/42 let's f*cking gooo I'm C1 level!!!
I'm B2 lmaoooo I can't even speak my own language
Got 40/42, that's a one point higher than the last time I did it. I am kinda surprised to have done better even though it's been like 3 years since I had any french course and I have been getting lazier with correction.
Same bruh, I don't even know how the fuck does Spanish work.bambinex wrote:
I'm B2 lmaoooo I can't even speak my own language
according the website, you need to take french for 12 years to be proficientShinRun wrote:
I got 18... after taking french for 5 years
Years are inefficient for indicating how to be proficient at a certain language. Hours is a more reliable indicator yet they are limited on what time do you spend in classes. 1000-1200 of classes for a C2 level, however, in general terms a B2 level is enough for a second language.z0z wrote:
according the website, you need to take french for 12 years to be proficientShinRun wrote:
I got 18... after taking french for 5 years
Also, it is worth noting, the CEFR is not designed for native speakers and the scale is not a comparison to native speakers either. Grammar tests are crap for measuring the level of proficiency too, the CEFR scale is actually pretty complex. Language proficiency tests must be done by specialized institutions.
The best proficiency test is having a regular conversation with natives and see how much you understand and how well they can understand you.eblf2013 wrote:
Years are inefficient for indicating how to be proficient at a certain language. Hours is a more reliable indicator yet they are limited on what time do you spend in classes. 1000-1200 of classes for a C2 level, however, in general terms a B2 level is enough for a second language.z0z wrote:
according the website, you need to take french for 12 years to be proficientShinRun wrote:
I got 18... after taking french for 5 years
Also, it is worth noting, the CEFR is not designed for native speakers and the scale is not a comparison to native speakers either. Grammar tests are crap for measuring the level of proficiency too, the CEFR scale is actually pretty complex. Language proficiency tests must be done by specialized institutions.