51 Advanced Test your Spanish C1 C2 Proficiency. LightSpeed Spanish
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As a native speaker I obviously got a 12/12 but the last ones were really hard and I probably wouldn't know how to explain the reason of they being the correct ones XD tenses in spanish are really difficult for a non-native
No los subestimes, que son muy listos, la verdad :) Cx
a bueno
Yo también soy nativa y fallé una 😭😭
@@hxnybbu xd
@@hxnybbu CUAL FALLASTE
Estoy de acuerdo con cynthia. Si es un video en nivel avanzado no necesitamos más ingles, sino más oportunidades de practicar español!
Estoy también de acuerdo. A este nivel las explicaciones en inglés son completamente inútiles. Una explicación cortita en español sería mucho mejor. (Vacilar constantamente entre dos lenguas es mucho más una moléstia que una ayuda. (Soy un nativo de inglés y ya he cumplido el C2 en español).
Exacto
También aquí - A partir del B1 realmente, L1, la lengua materna, debería ser el último recurso en cualquier clase. Aprendemos mucho más si intentamos tanto como podemos en nuestro L2 antes de regresar al L1. Esto es más verdad que nunca cuando faltamos solo una palabra en una frase, deberíamos las palabras en que podemos pensar para rodear el hueco en nuestro conocimiento. Y, si en esto momento, estamos hablando con un nativo, nos puede dar la palabra que faltábamos antes!
Digo eso yo como profesor de inglés aquí en españa!
This was a very enlightening video. My parents are immigrants, and Spanish is my first language. However, being raised in and educated in the United States my entire life has made it difficult to be exposed to native Spanish speakers. This always frustrated me because I was only able to maintain a conversational level of Spanish with a limited vocabulary. I decided almost one and a half years ago to immerse myself in Spanish as much as possible by changing all of my devices to Spanish and visiting Honduras as often and as long as possible to the point that I have achieved C1 and approaching C2 in that time. While I did not get every question correct, I got 9/12 which I think is still pretty good. I still make verb conjugation mistakes and have words that I have to look up because I've never been exposed, but while I was visiting Honduras last time, some family friends I had never met before thought I spoke Spanish so well that they couldn't tell I was from the United States. That was when it became clear that I am as close to native as I've ever been, and I am very proud of that.
¡Fantástico trabajo, R! :) Tienes una estupenda motivación para seguir. Cx
Soy español y al igual que yo me estoy preparando para sacarme el C2 de inglés, me alegra ver que la gente tiene ganas de aprender este idioma y sobre todo aspirar a tener el máximo nivel. Ya solo por mostrar interés en el español os doy la enhorabuena a todos. Por cierto obtuve 12/12 😜
¡Hola, Birush! ¡Muchas gracias y... enhorabuena por ese 12 de 12! jajaja
C2 en ingles es increible! yo aun sigo entrando a B1
¡Tú puedes, Juan José!
quiz 1 (A1,A2): 12/13; quiz 2 (B1, B2): 10/12 ; quiz 3: (C1, C2) : 11/12. as I said before, learning a language is not a linear process... missed # 6, but got # 10 right on intuition.
Question number 5 was interesting. Thanks for explaining the difference between "para" and "por" in this instance. Subtle but meaningful. The rest of them were straightforward.
:)
I was glad to see that you allowed answer A. in number 5. Too many posters in the Spanish forum seem inflexible about certain grammar usages, I believe. (I enjoy the rapport that you have between each other.)
¡Gracias! Cx
9/12 but the 9 correct were educated guesses. I would have been 0/12 if the questions were fill in the blank instead of multiple choice. I'll grade myself somewhere in the B1-B2 range.
so I just re-watched this video and got 8/12......
I'm a B2 level but decided to take the quiz for fun. I got 5/12 right. Unacceptable! I'll have to start improving my Spanish skills to level up. Thank you for the great content, guys!
Come back to it in a dew weeks! :) Cx
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i got 12/20 , i've been studying for 17 years ago XD
I wasn't sure whether I was at this level so I decided to try this quiz. i got 7/12 ( but for no.5 I wasn't sure if I did it correctly because you said 'por' but I said 'para' which is also used so if I got it right, that'll 8/12).
I can´t believe I founded you in RUclips, I do recognice your voice from your podcast!! Loved your face!!
¡Gracias, Juliana! Cx
si este ejercicio es de nivel c1/c2, me hace muy feliz porque les he adivinado todas 😉
¡Olé! :)
Obtuve 9/12, aunque no he aprendido mucho el español de España (me equivoqué las preguntas 4 y 5, por ejemplo). No tuve ningún problema en elegir el tenso corecto para las que necesitaron el subjuntivo. ¡Este video me da confíanza en llegar al nivel C1 muy pronto!
¡Olé! :)
¡Ombe!
Latinos : Sé me callo la llave
Españoles : Oh dios mio y la virgen María, las llaves se me han caído!!
jajajaja te faltó "y todos los santos" Cx
I missed 9 and 11. But to be fair, I was not familiar with the word “apetecer” nunca la he escuchado.
I got 8/12 in the B1/B2 and 8/12 the C1/C2. We've been studying a lot of subjuntivo recently, think I need to revise some B2 stuff. Never heard of the lo cuentes/sepas o no structure. Thanks guys!
Spanish is a tricky language. You cannot grasp the entire concepts and rules. I never viewed (nada más) meaning soon as...
I got very depressed when I missed 4,5,6 in a row! I actually got a little pissed off. However, I collected myself and just kept going and damn if I didn't get all the rest correct! Again, we learn more with our mistakes although I would most likely gut someone if they said that to me when I failed the exam. "Well, we learn more--" STFU!
If we don't make mistakes we just don't learn! Mistakes aren't bad at all. They show us where to improve :) Cx
I was nervous for this one, but I did well! I only missed two! However I missed 3 on the previous B2 test. I'm not sure what level that would mean for me, but I'm proud of myself. BTW, the subjunctive questions were so easy after working through your book twice. Thanks guys!
¡Qué bien! Cx
What book is this please? I am in Panamá trying to better my spanish. Thankyou
@@elcartero6897 lightspeedspanish.co.uk/books/
I've learned spanish from "las novelas" , years ago, when I was a kid. Spanish is such a beautiful language! I've got 6 out of 12, it's not bad. Gracias, Fernando Colunga! 😅 Great video, by the way!
Ay, las telenovelas :) ¡Gracias! Cx
Demasiado Fácil, gave me more difficult TESTS
estoy cagando encima jaja genial
Logré 8 de 12 correcto. No sé si debería sentir feliz o frustrado. Me tropecé por número 4, 5, 9, 11.
Miraculously, I got 11, but I couldn't give a grammatical reason-despite being an English teacher!
¡¡Pues, buen trabajo con ese resultado!! :)
Gracias Chicos! Son lo más! Cometí un par de errores, lo de “ser capaz” y “también con “para buena fiesta…” pero me encantó el examen. Gracias ☺️
¡Muy bien! Cx
Gracias para todo
We´re not native in our swcond language. Well, no, obviously not!
Exacto.
I got 10/12 for fun but I did better here than on the B1-B2 test!! I think because here it focuses on the subjunctive and I know that very well. I need to revise Ser v Estar and Por v Para though. Can be confusing.
That's great! Now you know what you need to focus on ;) Cx
Yo viendo este video sabiendo que mi idioma nativo es el español jajajajaja
Espero que, por lo menos, aprobases :P Cynthia x
por que veo un video de como aprender español??? hahaha si es el idioma que hablo
Para poder aprobar un test jajaja :P
I didn't do very well, but that's some GREAT teaching there!
Thanks a lot for making it!
9 out of 12 so can't be bad..some of them I had to use my gut instinct, which turned out right. Thanks guys I really enjoyed that! Cant wait to check out the book!
:)
Creo que ya soy C1 o quizás C2 porqué las dije todas bien, mierda! En qué momento aprendí tanto español! No lo sé!... Aahhhh verdad!, I'm a native speaker and I really learning English, I had forgotten, I just wanted to see how is a Spanish's test, I'm C2 in Spanish but maybe A1 or A2 in English, but I'm learning ♡.....
¡Buenoooo, tramposoooo! :P
@@LightSpeedSpanishChannel Jajaja ♡
The keys slipped out of my hands. (a nice way to shift the blame of course, as if the keys had a life of their own, and they themselves decided to do that).
I got 9 out of 12 correct, but in actually one of them I got the meaning incorrect, so maybe 8 out of 12 is more correct.
Not an easy test for once, but that's good. In other tests I often get 50 out of 50, which gives the impression I always choose the right answer.
In one of the questions I did not understand the meaning of the phrase, I though they were doing a toast, not sure if my answer would have been correct if that is what you meant with the phrase.
The problem with that question is that there was no context whatsoever.
Of course, all these tests only measure a small part of what it means to be fluent in a foreign language.
As they are multiple choice, this allows you to eliminate some of the answers, and it avoids those cases where you might know you need to use a subjunctive, but don't know how to correctly make one.
Also, these tests mostly focus on a small part of the grammar and vocabulary.
They do not measure whether you can form your own sentences correctly, whether you have difficulty in understanding written Spanish, nor do they test whether you can understand native speakers well.
That means they should be taken with a grain of salt.
Because I speak French, Spanish and Portuguese, I can easily take an Italian test, and get almost up to level A2 in case only grammar and vocabulary are being tested with multiple choice questions, yet I cannot make my own phrases in Italian.
Took this test of Italian, Level A1: 8/10, Level A2: 6/10 (needed 7/10 to pass).
So if I would show this result to an Italian teacher, they would think I would be able to have a basic conversation in Italian, yet I never took any courses in that language, and it would probably be very hard to produce some meaningful phrases in that language.
I love that I found this channel! I had a low level of education of Spanish from school, but by learning through my boyfriend (Dominican) I can speak such random “advanced” phrases, while at the same time completely failing other “advanced” phrases that involve heavy grammar. Definitely going to study more 📚
¡Buenas noticias! Cx
Im in the same boat as you. Como vas tu progreso?
Wow .. Otra Video maravilloso!! Me ha gustado muchísimo aunque no salió muy bien para mi , pero bueno he aprendido un Montón de cosas nuevas :) Awesome , awesome teaching guys, thank you so much for your great work!! Saludos de Canada ;)
¡Genial! :)
Hola. Se puede tmb decir "cuentes lo que cuentes..." en lugar de "Lo cuentes o no..."? Muchas Muchas gracias
Sí, es correcto decir: cuentes lo que cuentes... Whatever you say...
O: Lo cuentes o no: Whether you say it or not...
No significan exactamente lo mismo :)
Cynthia x
I agree with the woman. If you're giving a test in advanced Spanish, why is any of it in English?
6 is just because it's a negative sentence - antecedente negativo !
I took spanish in school but it's been years since i've used it.. so i was intrigued to see where i am and took the 3 quizes on the channel... (A1,A2): 13/13; (B1, B2): 10/12 ; (C1, C2) : 11/12. so yeah i'd say i'm still somewhere around B2 if i would find myself having to use it on a daily basis i am sure that i would get even better.. reading and listening (understanding) is not a problem.. speaking without overthinking every word is something else
Got them all right!
¡Toma ya! Cx
Thanks guys! I got 10/12 on this, but only 8/13 on the B1 version haha! (I learned spanish by living in South America for 14 months so I think my knowlege is full of random gaps) :D
¡Buen trabajo en ambos, Tom! :)
Surprised I got 6/12 after not taking Spanish for many years. (Took 4 years in high school, but never became fluent)
A couple others I was really close (I knew exactly which tense I wanted, but I just couldn’t remember which conjugation that actually corresponded to)
Proud that I managed to get #10 “Lo cuentes o no”… It just sounded the best, after thinking in Spanish for a bit
Gracias por su vídeo!
¡¡Buen trabajo!! :)
Thanks. I just bought the Kindle edition of your Por and Para book . Easy to read with lots and lots of examples, along with tests to see if you really understand. Yes, I can recommend this book for all the others struggling to solve the great Por y Para mystery.
¡Gracias, Albert! Cx
@@LightSpeedSpanishChannel Any chance of solving the other great mystery of : Lo (when to use the neuter). FYI. Your Por y Para book has been a great help in avoiding the many pitfalls of Por y Para.
@@albertroundtree299 We'll add it to our list of sugestions for the videos. Thanks! :)
The new one for me was the 'para algo, lo de algo' structure which is actually quite useful!
I did better at this level (8/12) than b2! Must be a fluke or I'm focused on the subjunctive these days 😊
Quiz 1: 13/13, quiz 2: 10/12, quiz 3: 9/12
I'm certainly not at a C level but this was fun! Would love some more
cuando dijo lo del número 5 yo igual lo dije, jinxxxxx
Great examples. I’ve been looking for some more advanced quizzes and lessons.
¡Gracias! :)
Fantastico
Im confused i did terrible on the a1 test, but got 9 in this one. Im more confused know.
haha. I bet you are! That just means that the early stuff has slipped your mind. You just need to do a little refresher. It's very normal. The early learning happened a long time ago for many of us and it can be forgotten.
En el ejemplo numero 1 , en Mexico es, : Se me cayeron las llaves :D
9/12. Aprendi algunas cosas que no sabias. gracias!
Nobody on the street says “te apetece que esta tarde vayamos…”. Just like we don’t say “do you fancy a cup of hot tea my dear?” Maybe if you’re British or posh, but most people don’t talk like that. I’m around Latinos all day every day and they would just say “Tienes ganas de ir al cine más/esta tarde?” And that is using a clean and proper way without any slang. Also, I’m C2 level and if you’re doing a video for advanced speakers, don’t explain or talk in English. We can understand your explanations in Spanish.
We do say that in Spain, It's not the only option, but we do say it 0.0 :) Cx
9/12 me voy a llorar 😥 Estudio el castellano desde solo 2 años. (Aquí en el cole tenemos que estudiar dos idiomas, para mi el inglés y el alemán). El francés seguramente me ayudó!
9 de 12 es fenomenal :)
Yall are adorable. I've tested C1 in other tests, but I didn't know any of the -ese endings that were in several of these questions. I looked them up and learned they are used mainly in Spain instead of hubiera. Ahh, ahora entiendo. Aprendí en EEUU, CRica y Mexico. I hope to spend more time in Spain tho, so is good for me to learn some Spanish Spanish! I actually got "lo cuentes o no" question correct tho!
¡¡Muy bien, Kayse!! :) Muchas gracias ;)
So if I missed two does that mean that this is my level? I didn’t miss any in the A and missed one in the B.
Simplemente que ya sabes en lo que tienes que trabajar :)
Me ha salido muy bien, 12/12, pero desafortunadamente, me parece más bien de nivel B1/B2.
¡Buen trabajo! :)
12/12
I too almost said "se puso a llorar" at first glance.
I'm not a native speaker, but I thought these questions were too easy for C1/C2.
Some questions were good tho :) my fiancé is native Colombian, and I will say that in my time in South America and Central America, I've never heard the -ese (fuese) form used in spoken language, only in certain literature.
Yes, it's possible that they don't use the -ese ending as much as we do. Still, good to know it just in case :P :) ¡¡Buen trabajo!!
PS: 'Ponerse a llorar' is correct. Cx
Great Video and Good Job, I'm here just for curiosity, however, I'm disagree with the fourth question. When we say: "nada más" you should put "al" after that, so i mean: "Noté que me faltaba la tarjeta nada más al llegar a la tienda", without that, for me, as a native spanish speaker, it sounds weird because I'm missing a connector, actually, without that connector it wouldn't be sense, although we can understand it by context.
Gracias, Andrés :)
En el español de España (al menos) no usamos 'al'. Nada más llegar, nada más terminar, nada más... Sin 'al'. Quizá se diga así en otro país de habla hispana.
Al llegar a la tienda compré pan.
Nada más llegar a la tienda compré pan. :)
I am a totally fluent Spanish speaker and I can't believe that you don't conjugate the verb "llegar" in #4. It makes absolutely no sense to me. Must be a Spanish thing. I have never heard this from speakers of Latin American Spanish. Please "profundizar" this one because I am very confused....please.
Nada más is typically followed by an infinitive. It may be something just from Spain, I'm not sure. In Spain that's what we say, Mark :)
I'm a Spanish native speaker jajajja, I'm here to prove myself I actually speak Spanish which makes absolutely no sense, good video though
Gracias, Josué :)
Estoy aprendiendo neerlandés como mi tercer idioma y me está costando mucho trabajo. Solo vine aquí para pasar todar las preguntas para sentirme mejor jajaja (obvio español es mi lengua materna)
jajajajajajaja para subirte la moral :)
Estoy por es español latino
Are those real questions from the C1 and C2 exams? They seem quite basic structurally with some lexical items thrown into the mix.
We've made up the questions based on the requirements. But this test is for fun, it's not an exam. Maybe you have a very good level. Cx
The number 10 and 11 are definitely tricky even for native Spanish speakers 😂
:)
Very good videos but this is very easy (I'm Mexican 🐢)
No les digas eso jajaja :P
Hola! I just wanted to ask why in the forst one the right answer was A and not B? It is true that the keys have fallen but why does A indicate that better than B? They are both passive.
The right answer is " Se me han caído" (las llaves). This is what we call the Victim Structure and it goes like this: se + pronoun (me, te, le...) +verb Cx
11/12 Hablante de segunda lengua! Me equivoqué entre nada más que y tan pronto como equivoqué el cuarto..
¡Buen trabajo! 11 de 12 es excelente :)
Ugh I passed the C1 exam 10 years ago in high school and now I can barely get half of these right. Time for some immersion I suppose.
¡Tú puedes! :)
No need to explain the things n English for Level C1, honestly. This guy just loves to talk in English, haha
Gordon?
is the construction used in 10: ‘lo cuentes o no’ something that can be used with any verb to mean ‘whether you … or not’?
so: lo + subjunctive + no.
Lo pienses o no, lo diga o no, lo conozcan o no... :)
Me faltan 2 😆 me ha encantado!
Muy bien hecho, Noemie:)
Got 11/12 at b1 level but I watch shows with the subtitles on all the time
¡¡Buen trabajo!! :)
I got 9 as correct and 4,10 and 11 were wrong. Means 75% correct.
¡Olé! :)
8/12 correct, being at B2 level^^
Olé :)
This video is a good test etc but is there more help to achieve this level c2. Books, u tube. Or an app
Tenemos varios libros en Amazón, en nuestra web ( www.lightspeedspanish.co.uk ) tenemos muchos recursos también y, por supuesto aquí en YT tenemos muchos vídeos.
También tenemos el programa de Ser Socio.
Cx
Quiz 1 (A1,A2) 9/13.
Quiz 2 (B1,B2) 9/12
Quiz 3 (C1,C2). 6/12
Well the great part of these quizzes is I know were I need to work on. Thank you so much!! 😁
Te felicito.
the dictionary gives nada más and tan pronto como as the same translation = as soon as.
I never knew estoy por...but have heard estoy para salir etc...but i usually say, a punto de salir etc...also i would say ,tengo ganas de comer etc... for, I fancy/feel like a coffee etc...
So on Number 5 , is answer A wrong even thought it is used?
A and B are right. They mean differnt things. :)
I am not a native Spanish speaker, and I got 11 out of 12. Does that make me a C2?
Pues, si obtienes eso de manera consistente, en la parte de gramática sí :) ¡Enhorabuena!
I've been learning Spanish for 5 yrs and got 10/12
As a Spanish native speaker I have to admit that I struggled with the question 6, I don't really know why, both A and B sounded good for me but at the end B sounded better
También soy nativo pero ahí si no había duda era "quiera"
Grammatically, quiere is incorrect. But I've honestly heard subjunctive used incorrectly by natives.
My fiancé is native Colombian and sometimes he says things incorrectly. He has lived in Colombia his whole life (other than some time in Spain) and Spanish is his only language (he knows very little English).
At least in South America, people sometimes say things incorrectly (just as we native English speakers do). Like, "who did you call?" instead of "whom did you call?" "Who" in this context makes no sense, it's like saying "you called he", but people still say "who".
I've heard things like:
Me alegra que has venido (instead of "hayas") even by native speakers.
@@JohnRobsonBeInspiredgramaticalmente dudo que este mal como dices aqui tambien cuenta el español que se usa hoy en dia y si decimos quiere estaria bien igualmente
La expresión (nada más) como "tan pronto" en la pregunta 4, no es usada en mi país (soy hablante nativo de latinoamérica). No sabía que además del uso de vosotros, pudieran existir esas diferencias.
Gracias por tu aportación :) En el español de España sí podemos usar 'nada más' + verbo en infinitivo: Nada más salir, se puso a llover. Cx
This is hard spanish, you have to be a fluent speaker to know it
Es un test de nivel C1, C2. Es el nivel más alto que hay en español. Cx
No creo que puedas decir un nivel de C 2 con esta prueba. Eso fue muy facil para mi. Incluso el numero 10. Yo no vivo en un pais de habla hispania, pero yo tengo muchos relativos en Montevideo de quienes aprendi mi espanol. En el numero 11 yo estoy seguro de que podrias haber dicho tambien "...puso a llorar", porque no es seguro que sea una accion repetida o si es el presente. Una prueva de nivel C tendria que durar al menos 45 minutos y incluir gramatica, comprension auditiv y conversacion. Mi disculpa por los accentos que faltan . Andy
No es posible usar 'se puso a llorar' en la número 12. La única opción correcta es la B, ya que no estamos hablando del pasado. Cx
Saque 9/12! Me resultaron mas dificiles las preguntas 5, 6, 10.
¡Buen trabajo! :)
Will I be apto with 3 errors in total?
Por supuesto :)
Love those test videos! Please do more videos like these. They will go viral like crazy! Muchas gracias!
Gracias, Bond, James Bond! Cx
You have to understand the grammar to know the answer
Claro :) Cx
9 Muchísimas gracias. ¡Hay que practicar más!
10/12 - me equivoqué con #6 y #10. Está claro que no tengo el nivel avanzado
No te preocupes, es sólo un test :) Cx
Muchas gracias! Cuanto sería 7.5/12, es C1 or B2? Honestamente...
Es un test solamente, Oliver. Con 7,5 serías un B2 alto- C1, según este test :) Cx
6:31 jajajjaja
11/12 el ejercicio 10 estaba bien dificil elegi la A y era la C
Buen test
¿El examen era nivel C1 o C2?
Era C1 y C2 :) Muchas gracias :)
What lvl do I have if I got 11/12?
Then, you'd be towards a C2 :)
I missed 4- did I pass or what level does they make me? 😅
Maybe you'll be between b2 and C1 ;)
Vosotros?? el español que deberían aprender los extranjeros es el latino ya que confunden un poco a la gente con los pronombres y el acento y además que el de LATAM es el más hablado pasa lo mismo con el inglés británico y americano
Ésa será tu opinión, por supuesto. El español que "deben" aprender los extranjeros es el español que necesiten aprender (por familia, trabajo...) o el que deseen aprender. ¿Por qué aprenderían español de Cuba si van a vivir o trabajar o tienen familia en España... O si les gusta el acento de España? Lo mismo con el acento británico, americano, australiano, neozelandés...
También, el acento británico es el original, del que partieron los demás ingleses y lo mismo ocurre con el español de España.
Me encantó este examen pequeño, yo tuve todo correcto menos el número C
¿Número C?
These are fucking hard lol.
It's C1-C2 :P
Con lo de por y pea no es al revés?? Que “estoy por hacer algo” significa que lo voy a hacer enseguida. Y “estoy para hacer algo” es que tengo ganas de hacer algo, ¿no?
Estoy por hacer algo= I feel like doing x.
Estoy para hacer algo = I'm about to do something.
Como molaría irme a Londres y presentarme a un examen de c2 de español, siendo español que soy :DDD
jajajaja la notaza que sacarías jajaja :P