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Title: What Is CEFR? English Comprehensible Input
Description: In this video, we'll discuss the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference - for languages). 😎

In the CEFR, there are 6 total levels including:
A1 🤏 60-85 Hours Studied + 500 Word Vocabulary 
A2 👌 160-200 Hours Studied + 900 Word Vocabulary 

B1 💪 380-420 Hours Studied + 1,850 Word Vocabulary 
B2 🤯 620-675 Hours Studied + 3,000 Word Vocabulary 

C1 🔥 780-850 Hours Studied + 7,500 Word Vocabulary 
C2 🧑‍🏫 940-1,050 Hours Studied + 15,000-20,000 Word Vocabulary

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If you want to read the full article that I did on this subject:
https://www.acquirethelanguage.com/post/spanish-cefr-levels-a1-a2-b1-b2-c1-c2
Caption: hey what&#39;s up do you know what level you have in English if you&#39;re understanding this you probably have a B1 or higher in this video we&#39;re going to go over all of the CFR levels we&#39;ll talk about what they are how they can help us gauge our level in a language and what you need to reach each level my name is Benji and I make this content so that you can have things to listen to that you understand from a native English speaker without without any further Ado let&#39;s jump into today&#39;s [Music] episode so what is the CFR CFR is an acronym which means it&#39;s a collection of letters that represent words in this case CFR stands for the common European framework of reference reference for foreign languages for example I have a C1 in Spanish that means that I&#39;m conversationally fluent and to some degree Advanced this means that I can have conversations about history or politics I can even dream in Spanish whereas with French I have a B1 meaning I can&#39;t even sustain a conversation in French so why does this even help us well number one it helps us to gauge our level to know what level we have in a foreign language which of course is helpful because it teaches us what we need to do to get to the next level it tells us exactly what each level represents and what someone with each level can do it helps us by giving us clear objectives for how to advance in a language so how do you figure out what level you have if you don&#39;t know what level you have yet that&#39;s completely fine but if you want to know go to the link in the description it&#39;s my favorite CFR test it&#39;ll be about 25 questions and it will tell you what your level is in English so the first two levels out of six in the CFR is the A1 and A2 level to have an A1 level means you understand very basic phrases like how are you hello what&#39;s your name my name is and I&#39;m from blank country this usually takes between 60 and 85 hours to to reach this level which means if you study 30 minutes a day you&#39;ll be able to reach this level in 4 to 6 months if you study for an hour a day you&#39;ll be able to reach this level in two to three months and if you study for two hours a day you&#39;ll reach A1 within 1 to two months now A2 is what&#39;s called upper Beginner this means that you&#39;re still a beginner you haven&#39;t reached intermediate but you are an advanced beginner what can you do with an A2 with the A2 level you&#39;re expected to know around 9900 words in total the A2 level means that a person can produce and understand all of the basic phrases of a given language they can even introduce themselves talk about their family and even mention where they&#39;re from if you study for 30 minutes a day it&#39;s going to take you 11 to 14 months to reach A2 if you study for 1 hour a day then it&#39;s probably going to take you between five and seven months to reach A2 and if you study for two hours a day you&#39;ll be able to reach A2 from nothing in two to three months and by the way it usually takes between 160 to 200 studying hours to reach A2 B1 and B2 these are what are called the intermediate stages this means that you&#39;re not a beginner anymore but you&#39;re neither in the advanced levels so the first one is B1 B1 means that you know about 1,800 150 words in total you should be able to express yourself in basic circumstances like meeting someone hello how are you I&#39;m well you should have this down to the point where you&#39;re able to do it fluently you should also be able to understand small clear standard written texts that are about your personal interest it&#39;s estimated that to reach the B1 level you need to have a total of 380 to 400 total study hours this means that if you study for only 30 minutes a day it&#39;s going to take you about 25 to 28 months to reach B1 if you study for 1 hour a day it&#39;s going to take you between 12 to 14 months from the beginning to get to B1 and if you study for 2 hours a day of course it&#39;s going to be much shorter and it&#39;s only going to take you six to seven months from nothing to B1 now B2 is considered Upper Intermediate and it&#39;s the last level before you reach Advanced when someone reaches B2 it&#39;s considered by many to be the first stage of fluency with this level you should be able to finally enjoy long conversations with Friends movies YouTube videos and even books this should take you about 620 to 675 total study hours and usually requires a vocabulary of about 3,000 words so if you&#39;re planning to study 30 minutes a day it&#39;s going to take you 3 to 4 years to reach B2 if you study for 1 hour a day it&#39;s going to take you between 20 and 23 months to reach B2 from nothing and of course if you study 2 hours every day it&#39;s only going to take you 10 to 12 months the last two levels in the CFR are C1 and C2 both considered Advanced levels the C1 level is reached when the learner knows about 7,500 words at this stage a learner should be able to read books read articles have extremely long conversations explain their points on political matters on historical matters persuade and defend their perspective to get to a C1 level from nothing it will require about 780 to 850 total study hours and about 7,500 words in your vocabulary this means that if you study for only 30 minutes a day from nothing to C1 it&#39;s going to take you 4 to 5 years if you study for an hour a day it&#39;s only going to take you 2 to 2 and 1/2 years but if you study for 2 hours a day it&#39;s only going to take you 13 to 15 months to go from nothing to C1 now C2 is usually referred to as advanced native or Advanced native I consider it Advanced native because from my experience a lot of natives can&#39;t even pass a C2 exam in their native language it requires um a vast amount of knowledge about a language to be considered C2 in that language so a C2 learner is able to express themselves understand grammatical Concepts much better than just the average Joe this usually requires between 15,000 and 20,000 total words in your vocabulary and usually 940 to 1,050 total study hours this means that if you study for 30 minutes a day you&#39;re going to be looking at 5 to 6 years to reach C2 if you study for 1 hour a day that&#39;ll be about 2.5 to 3 years and if you study for 2 hours every single day you&#39;ll reach C2 between 13 and 16 months now that you understand the CFR let me know what level you have in English also tell me down below what your goals are do you want to reach C1 in a year do you want to reach C2 in 3 months let me know in the comments below and we can all talk about our language learning goals thanks so much for stopping by if you think that this video was helpful give it a like And subscribe to my channel so that you can get more content that you understand just like this weekly have a wonderful day I&#39;m B with the choir the language atalia
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