Алина (germaniac_z) wrote in linguaphiles,
Алина
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How many languages do you speak, and what CEFR would you give yourself for each?
Edit: Or if you have been tested, even better, you can write what level you recieved.

Me: 

English: C2
German: B2/C1/C2 (it depends on the subject... )
French: B1
Japanese: A1
Russian: A1
Spanish: A1

W00t the weakness of being only bi-/semi-trilingual!

If you are unfarmiliar with theCommon European Framework of Reference for Languages, here is a table which you can use to calssify your skills: 
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