What's your level in English? A1/A2? B1/B2? C1/C2? Check this video! 👀 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2022
- What's your level in English? A1/A2? B1/B2? C1/C2? Check this video! 👀 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 What expressions would you use?
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B1 = kindergarten
B2 = elegant
C1 = street homie
B2 not first language
I’m not
Broskie C1 is normal in literally the whole of uk
C2: yoo fam wuz crackin
Your level seems to be 'B1'
B1- Im tired
B2- Im exhausted
C1- Im f**ked
HELP
😂😂😂
my man same though
😂😂😂😂
Lmfao
D1: * starts rapping *
D1 doesn't exist...xx
@@sandrateja2623 You didn't understand it 😅
@@AlonsoRedToxic D1 is a rapper?...never heard of him...xx
@@sandrateja2623it was just a joke
@@Justdontgiveafuck616 yeah, I got it 2 weeks ago...a bit late to comment, or does it make you feel better?...xx
B1: what’s going on here?
C1: fuck’s going on here?
😂
😂😂
“What the hell happened” 😂. Yeah it seems hilarious that slang is considered advanced when educators will tell you that you are dumb for speaking that way.
C1 sounds like a teenager in a movie written by 60 year olds who haven't had a single interaction with a teenager since they were in highschool
I also got the "how do you do, fellow kids" vibe lol
C1 we use now.
exactly lol
Yeah. Props to them for trying, but, boy, was it hard to sit through.
B2: "good morning, sir!"
C1: "sup, my n****?" 😎🤟
Nig*** is tripping
sup my nigga? 😎
C2*
Thats N1
That’s C3
Try speaking C1 in a job interview and see how far you get.
i did it and it was fun to watch their facial expressions
B1: how are you my friend!
B2 : how you doin my friend!
C1 : sup nigga?
fr
Real
B1: *I'm stressed so I'm very formal*
B2: elegant and classy
C1: yooo maaan, chiiill we're all have to chiiill da f** out
Puhahkhdksbdjcboebd😂 right
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😂😂😂best comment
c1 sounds like a movie script
edit: not to be that person but holy cow 6.2k likes that's crazy ily allll
heheh true!
But B1 and B2 sound like NPC dialogue 😂
@@josiahjray hahahaha
@@josiahjray B2 true npc💀
I think I'm C1, but I can't stand "whazzzup", sounds just extremely unnatural and stupid to me 🤷🏻♀️
C2: "this english shit is bussin mate on god, no cap 🔥🔥🔥"
Fr fr
B1=School English
B2= Real English
C1=OHIO ENGLISH
B1 simple english
B2 school english
C1 idk how ohio english sounds so i'll just believe what you said
…What exactly is your definition of “real english”
@@GetRidOfHandlesnative like (real life)…
C1 speaks like a street guy and B2 speaks elegant
Yes he is. C1 like the kid in high school.
That's why I'm B2 forever lol
Oh that pretty ancient c1 slang vocabulary is shit
That's why I can pass c2 test on 55% but c1 only on 40%.
Indeed, you start spreading your language skills at the C1.
That's literally the difference
I am C2 and I can relate, the higher you get the less you give a shit about the language.
what do you mean by not giving a shit about the language?
@@helenivanova5440 basically not caring
@@TherianFairyXoXo Does it involves studying less?, or directly not studying at all
@@Omega-AlexGt nope. when you get fluent with a language you speak like native which means you make more errors of grammar and shit 😂getting fluent in a language is all about the actual easiness you have when talking to natives, and embracing this vibe
@@YamiHarmonia Yeah, It makes sense if you think about it, in the end that's the point of it 🤔
As a native English speaker, I mostly use b1
For real? Y think the native speakers They normally use b1 and b2 more with older people and parents, and with friends and on the street they use c1 more.
@@JorgeVargas-nq6qnc1 is very exaggerated barely anyone speaks like this
This is a false representation: A1 through C2 represents English skill, new learners or people bad at the language are A1-A2, people who've been more invested in the language are B1, and second language people you can noticeably tell aren't proficient or make constant mistakes as second language learners are B2. C1 is native and C2 is when you study it professionally like at university.
So if you're B1, you're just calling yourself stupid - not true even though you're clearly probably not 13. 💀
I use b1 to strangers but to my friends, i use c1@@HDTomo
@@HDTomo he says he uses B1 (the phrase/word in the video) not that he IS B1
C1: what’s up?
C2: whazzup?
D1: sup?!
D2: yo! 😎🤘
E1:
It has to be 🖕🏿
Literally 😂😂😂😂😂😂
B1: "Hey, how are you?"
C1: "Wassup my n*gga?" 😎
Certified hood classic
Lol
Nah, that would be D1 already
That's E1. Ebonics 1.
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C2: wazzuup ?
C3: wp
C3: I 1t 2 b2w (I want to back to work)
Lmao!😂
Wazzaaap
A2: the ceiling?
I'm tired
I'm exhausted
I'm beat
Me : I'm worn out
B1: Everybody was filled with an utterly overwhelming trepidation!
B2: Everyone was terrified
B2: PEOPLE WERE SHITTING THEIR FUCKING PANTS BRO WHAT THE FUCK
C2: English’s fucking great, lad
The third guy studied English in Ohio 💀💀💀
😂😂😂
😂
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😂😂😂😂
My level is: "The cat is on the table"
Undar the tabel
Simple English
B2 is pretty good , clean advanced English, C1 sounds like a teenager , i can't talk like that 😅
If you have C1 for work and ask your employer What's up, you won't need C1 for a work anymore...
😂😂
I got my C1 last year and couldn't agree more 💀
@@angelablasilopez6718 omg 😯 it's my dream lol
@@angelablasilopez6718How you did it ?
That’s true
As a C1, I wish *EnGLisH rUlES* and *FRiCkInG OuT* (which is misspelled btw) were to be everything you needed to get a C1. I wouldn't have gotten my C1 if I said that in the exam💀
This is certainly not what C1 level is about.
Tbf it was kinda easy to get it , we don't need to exaggerate
Getting C1 in english ist nicht schwer at all, especially im vergleich zu german, which sehr hard is.
@@averagebro413 ich just love wie you schrieb that in Denglisch
@@averagebro413 Blessed be the native speakers. Bless me lmao
B1: pretty normal english
B2:retty normal english but less simple words
C1: slang
Third guy graduated in Taco Bells bathroom
- Wazzzzzup!
- Not ma salary!
And that's level D1 in English
B2 sounded more natural than the C1. Yes, the phrases in C1 were good, but the pronunciation didn’t sound like a C1 level. Great video everyone!!
C1 isn't about sounding exactly like a native (as long as you pronounce decently so that people understand you)
That's stupid, being C1 doesn't mean absence of an accent, it's all about how much the guy can understand and be understood.
I’m on C1 level and when I speak english people always point out my accent. They understand me perfectly, but there is still the accent. Therefore levels aren’t based on accents, what’s important is how well you understand and pronounce weirds (pronounce isn’t same thing as accent)
I disagree on the C1 level a non native speaker would not even know some of these words and is more likely to leave gaps in their sentences and replace them with words from their own native language then to use street slang.
@@loveheals3173a non native speaker can for sure know all this words. Maybe you mean a beginner.
How are you?
B1: "I´m fine, thanks!"
B2: "Good, thanks!"
C1: "Not too sabby!"
Native speakers: "naaaah, just grand"
Nailed 😂
And C2 ???
Native speaker from Ireland
En verdad estoy impresionada en la manera en la que hablas español , con mucha fluidez , vas por muy buen camino, cuando gustes puedo ayudarte en las dudas que tengas, nueva subscriptora ✌️😎
According to this, you could learn C1 level English by hanging out with the guys in the streets. I think C1 level is more about complicated and academic levels of vocabulary and other things
The criteria for C1 under CEFR are
Can understand a wide range of demanding, longer clauses and recognise implicit meaning.
Can express ideas fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions.
Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes.
Can produce clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organisational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices
So none of them really spoke enough to judge their CEFR level tbh
More broadly though, C1 is basically fluent, C2 is mastery of the language, and to be fair there's a lot of native speakers who haven't achieved mastery of it, so C1 is a pretty high level, on par with many average native speakers
@@frsamvimes9271many average native speakers haven't mastered C1 or C2
@@arkiu-himikoi what? You have to be at least C1 if it's your native language.
As a Frenchman, I guess I'll stay at B2 my whole life...There is no way I'm going to say "English rules !" out loud. =)
As a German, it's the same for me 😄
But I have to say...French is much worse than English, I mean, how many different pronunciations do you want to have? (Although there might be some kind of system, but way to complicated)
Yeah, no native speaker would ever say that either, lol
A 9 year old might say that 😂
Fr like ive never heard about "english rules" i'm b1 and b2
@@laisito Nah French is easy, I m learning for C1 but I did struggle a bit for B1 so... German for me is a completely different beast.
B1: This is idiotic
B2: This is idiotic
C1: This is idiotic
The fact that I completely understand c1 but I wouldn't talk like that.
B1 sounds like a school teacher, C1 sounds like a pupil
B1 = Non-native English teacher, C1 = Native English school dropout
C2: Freaking out (not fricking out)
My examiner: Hi! How are you, today?
Me: Not too shabby! People!!
*Got instant C1
B1: baby
B2: not native to you but adult
C1: native to you
C2: like me you are a god
Its not B1 vs B2 vs C1
Its just formal vs informal
Can I also say "everybody was _freaking_ out"?😊
yes!
Yes you can, as fricking and freaking are same fricking used mostly in Australia and few other countries where as freaking is general and common to America and Asian countries
@@rupaliarora5005no-one in Australia says “to frick out”. It’s “freak out”. The word “frick” is used as a less-vulgar replacement to fuck.
That’s the only correct way of saying it. The video is wrong, “fricking out” doesn’t exist in English.
@@saiminayatullah6620agreed in America we don’t say frick and freak in the same context. Frick is a more polite way to say fuck lol
😭 C1 just gives homie road man english
C1 speaking that English premium
As a native English speaker (USA), I usually use the B2 expressions. Some of the C1 expressions would be considered slightly odd by some people. The "freaking out" C1 one was good, though.
thanks for your information
@@Go01234 yes, but one says “freaking out” and definitely not “fricking”. The latter is used to replace the word “fucking”.
@@suitepee555 So what your implying... is that the replacement phrase is in it's original form "fucking out"... Imma use that X)
C1 feels like Jesse's friends in BB
Im beat to hear Their english speaking styles, but that was so dope
I love your classes ❤
Except the ‘freaking out’ one, no one in any type of normal occasions talks like the C1 guy
😉
Middle class comment...
Hi there, is this English of today?
So as a foreigner you can get away with saying teenager expressions and people will be impressed by your native-level fluency
Penso exatamente a mesma coisa
As the top commenter said, "speaking slangs and a proficiency level English are two way different things."
You can be proficient in informal language, but weak in grammatical, formal language. Though, to be fair, both informal and formal language can be considered fluent, so long as the speaker communicates casually. Those surely do show a certain experience speaking the language, but they're still different aspects of fluency. If you ask me which might be generally more impressive *and* useful for a non-native speaker, I'd say a broad vocabulary applied in perfect accordance with grammar.
@@davidpinheiro1642 sinto que foi ironia
@@TeFurto777 será?
@@davidpinheiro1642 Não vc. Ele
My english teacher: It's not im tired. ITS IM EXHAUSTED😡😡😡😡
C1 is the cool guy in every conversation in my english book of primary school
this is the equivalent of instead of say "hi guys, how r yall?" say "greetings my fellow homosapies with whom I share this globe called earth, I hope that today you are doing wonderfully well in these last laps of the sun across the earth"
fr 💀
This level is called Z999
XD
A-37 lvl
im weak😂😂
Honestly we cannot say what's up in IELTS speaking because it is a street word. I do not know why C1 said it
No. It is better if you say it on İELTS. Please people dont assume that Ielts requires advanced words. In order to get high band, you should speak like English Native speakers. And They usually speak by using idioms and street words. It is even better if you say "I am gonna. I wanna" because that's how Natives speak. İelts wants you to speak like Natives. That's how Band9(C2) is achieved
@@rufatbabayev are you sure? Because I heard they are not allowed in IELTS.
@@similar6250 just listen to any ielts speaking at RUclips and you will see that candidates use idioms and talk with natural language. The reason why İelts examiners hate very advanced words is because they know that you are not going to use these words in everyday life after this exam. For example, in England and USA people often say "gonna" "wanna" and idioms because these words are used on daily basis. Nobody uses words such as "vehemence" "condescension" "exasperation". For example, if you get furious and tell someone about your feelings will you say "I am angry" or "I am exasperated"? Of course first choice is correct because it is used among many people. This is why it is better to use simple language
@@rufatbabayev thanks for your advice bro. Where are you from?
@@rufatbabayevC2 like proficiency level, meaning that you can speak like a native, better understanding ofc you understand high level things (related to proficiency things). cmiiw.
This is the perfect representation of each level! 😊
Well done really a pure content
B1: ¡Hola!
B2: ¡Buenas! ¿Cómo va?
C1: CHAAALEEEE, HERMANO ¿¡Cómo anda la cosa, carnal!? ¿La familia, los niños? Kiuuuubo.
If you're learning English, you should know that no one starts a conversation like that
It’s not about language it’s all about culture.
English is English but use in you way.
This is American English that you people use.
When you get a vocabulary no need to be fancy speaker.
For me simple vocab is much more comfortable
Thanks for you practical videos.
Lovelyyyyy good to learn plz continue with this we want to learn
Im B1, native language is russian. So cool when you can understand any english video without subtitles, it's like you have much more infromation available then just russian
Mother tongue во-первых , во-вторых than. И докуище ошибок пунтакционных. Никуя ты не b1 даже близко
@@letshigh99 poshol nahui у меня половина видосов в реках ютуба на английском. Грамматика чисто как помню. Сдавал экзамен 4 года назад.
@@user-gi3xn9nz7z ха-ха-ха я уровнем ответа восхищён, привет из Польши 😅.
I'm learning every level in this RUclips A1,2 B1,2 C1,2
Everyone was *freaking out 🫶
you guys are awesome 😂👍🏿
C level does not mean speaking in slang. It means proficiency in using rich, accurate and adequate vocabulary to clearly and efficiently express your thoughts. It's knowing what kind of expressions, idioms, sentence structures and vocabulary to use in different social contexts.
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Hi everyone!
I'm live in Rio de Janeiro.
I'm working on my english, if you will.
See you!
I wish everyone at these levels had such good pronunciation. Lol
Not sure why C1 always is perceived as more slangy. Not all advanced students like to use slang and not all fluent speakers are slangy either.
This series must continue...
Rod's energy is perfect
Thanks!!
C2: U cn call me anything u want but don't call me that 😂
Благо дарю.
i found out that i'm B1&2 + C1 I don't know how 🤡
Sameeeee
B1:How are you
B2: How is it going
C1: What's up
C2:sup!
D1:Yo ooo🤘🏻
People lose manner when their English is improved, I got it.
love it ❤️❤️
B1 😊
A1 : cool
B1 : awesome
C1 : BRUH 😎
B2: I don't feel like working.
C1: I'ma gonna to be a j3rk at the crown.
谢谢三个你们。
this is the first comment in chinese that i understood😂
@@tef8131 me either. i learn chinese so im happy, that i can understand even one sentence.
@@tef8131 And it’s grammatically incorrect, it should be 谢谢你们三个
My level is B1(that was the max level) but i speak as an C1
B2
Muito bom. Esclareceu todas as minhas dúvidas.
It's cool! I'm beginner, thanks ❤
As a B2,I can say If you speak not like this girl, It doesn't mean you speak basic!Every person talks that him ok! Of course, you need to improve your English every moment,but If you don't like speak like C1, It's ok👌
D1: *eminem rap songs in the backgroung *
What level is "TF you want fool?" Since it escalates into being less polite
😉 much love to you 🌹
I am something between B1 and B2
I'm pretty much C1, but one thing:
B1: I'm tired
B2: I'm exhausted
C1: I'm beat
Me: I'm dying/I'm in bed
yes dude everybody was freaking out right now!
what are you doing!
I'd want more videos like that. Thanks 😊
They are awesome Profesors.
I want more videos like that
So helpful
Please make more videos like this!
C1: always informal and trying too hard to fit in
My English will be super after such a crew. You are great.
More content like that plz 👏👏
راد تو از بقیه باحالتر و جذابتر تلفظ میکنی✨👍😀
Thanks for everything.