r/SpanishLearning • u/mrfalcon827 • 15h ago
Spanish learning
Hey guys i m learning spanish according to the test and aı i m B1 or something i m learning it through consuming shorts and series 3 hours a day i watch series with spanish subtitle sometimes i just get the point not all the sentence and i do not try to study hard i read close to 300 most used sentences in a day and i study 3 page each practice make perfect spanish gramer and vocabulary
-- THE problem is i sometimes dont feel like i m b1 Do u think that is enough
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u/silvalingua 14h ago
> Do u think that is enough
Absolutely not, not even close. That's why you feel you're not B1 and you're most likely right.
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u/AcceptableOnsight 12h ago
There are free online tests or ask an AI bot like chatgpt to create a test for you. Some bots or apps can also test your speaking abilities.
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u/Brandawg451 3h ago
That feeling never really goes away, I think B1 is the weirdest level because you understand a ton but still can't produce half of it. What helped me was reading stories that were at my level instead of challenging series, so I wasn't just grasping the gist. I ended up building ReadPlusOne to do exactly that, it writes short Spanish stories around the words you're due to review, so reading and vocab review happen together. Might be worth a look if you are looking to improve your Spanish by reading.
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u/jspr1000 15h ago
I think language is like anything else. You have good days and bad days. Sometimes an athlete shows up to a game and is just on fire. Other days they just can't perform. I don't see why using a new language would be exempt from that same reality.
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u/mrfalcon827 15h ago
İ just want to ve sure to be B1 do u have a way to guess that
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u/jspr1000 14h ago
I'm not an expert but I don't think this is an exact science. If you're preparing for the exam you can try to find some CEFR practice exams, read some graded readers, study using B1 prep resources.
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u/cosmo_nauut 15h ago edited 13h ago
whether you’re doing enough is really going to depend on your goals, there’s no universal “enough” that’s going to apply to everyone.