Levels
Six steps, from first words to fluent.
Pick the group you’re in, then the step that fits you best. Each lesson is written for that step: the topic stays the same, and only the language gets simpler or richer.
Beginner
True beginner
Short, simple sentences in the present tense, with the most common words.
Almost intermediate
Short sentences in the present and past, with everyday words.
Intermediate
Solid intermediate
Everyday language in longer sentences, with some words about the topic.
Almost advanced
Natural language on most topics, with idioms and varied sentences.
Advanced
Almost fluent
Fluent, natural language with precise words for the topic.
Fluent
The full range of a skilled native speaker.
Our six steps follow the CEFR scale (A1 to C2) that language schools and tests use. If you know your CEFR level, pick the step with the same code.
Same topic, two levels
Only the language changes.
Here’s the same moment from a Game Day lesson, written for A2 and for B2.
El equipo juega la final esta noche. El estadio está lleno.
The team plays the final tonight. The stadium is full.
Esta noche el equipo local se juega el título ante un estadio que lleva horas abarrotado.
Tonight the home team plays for the title in front of a stadium that has been packed for hours.
Not sure where you fit? Start one step lower. You can remake any lesson a level up or down whenever you like.