Would you like to know your level of Spanish? Take this test

Question

Take the plunge and try this test to know your level... Good luck everybody!! (If you want, you can post your results... or your doubts!!)

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http://www.tiatula.com/tests_nivel/index.php

Very nice Benz ;-) - Zizoun, Mar 1, 2010

I'm so proud of A L L of you!!! :) :) :) - Benz, Mar 1, 2010

Where did you find this site? I would like to try more web sites to test my spanish. - Rey_Mysterio, Mar 5, 2010

Here you'll find another test: http://ave.cervantes.es/prueba_nivel/default.htm?Idioma=esp - wobien, Mar 6, 2010

Thanks Benz - sinsonte, May 25, 2012

I worry that people will put too much stock in the results of this test, which has very little validity. Whatever level it says you're at... you're below that. - jtaniel, May 31, 2015

To see a real test of your CEFR language level, see my answer to this question. - jtaniel, May 31, 2015

Answer 1

It let me know I need to concentrate more on my tenses and the subjunctive (much more so than I thought).

La autocrítica está siempre a nuestro favor para aprender más y más... Te felicito webdunce!! - Benz, Mar 1, 2010

Answer 2

I did it!!

I am C1.

Yay!

Yeah ... hmmm ... well done Heidita ... ;) - patch, Mar 1, 2010

jajajaja qué loca!!! - Benz, Mar 1, 2010

Keep trying Heidita. You'll eventually get there. - webdunce, Mar 2, 2010

But seriously, you are only c1 if you fail the c1 test. If you passed c1, then you are c2 and there is no test for c2. - webdunce, Mar 2, 2010

Answer 3

A2, yeah, go me! I'm so awesome!

But it's really your modesty that makes you so special! :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jun 2, 2010

lmao...if you got it flaunt it - sfrenchie, Jun 3, 2010

Answer 4

Oh, dude, A1.

The difference between each level actually seemed quite a lot. - webdunce, Mar 1, 2010

Answer 5

My results were pitiful! Does SpanishDict offer remedial courses?

Come on... try to see the glass half full!!! keep on working :) - Benz, Feb 28, 2010

Could you follow the corrections? - Benz, Feb 28, 2010

I'm not even trying it...I would be a minus Z20 - sfrenchie, Jun 3, 2010

Alice, I copied my test results to a text file. I am studying the 8 questions I missed. Basically, I learn most from my mistakes. I think most learners are like that. - Esteban3304, May 25, 2012

Answer 6

I got 20 of 30 right in B1 (67%). My level, according to that test is B1. I breezed through the A1 test. I struggled with A2, and I guessed an awful lot on B1.

Mi nivel es B1.

Answer 7

B1.

The first test had me worried but I did well on it. I thought the second one was a lot easier. But the 3rd one I felt I was over my head.

Answer 8

Resultado Test B2 Respuestas acertadas: 14 de 21 (67% de aciertos) No has superado el test B2. Si habías superado (o superas) el test B1, entonces tu nivel es éste: B2.

I hate tests! But this was good for me! I always charge through tests way too fast. Can't help it though, I'm not a ponderer. So I guess this means B2, right?

Casi Avanzado! Cool.

Answer 9

I'm B2???

you seem to be surprise... that's a good mark!! - Benz, Feb 28, 2010

same thing here - ghoulman09, Feb 28, 2010

Yes, I was surprised, I've just started a B1 course, so this site is REALLy helping me!!! - Gocika, Mar 1, 2010

Answer 10

My end result was C2. THe last one on the list

...It better be if you list yourself as fluent in Spanish, haha! - Luciente, Feb 28, 2010

Jaja, very true Luciente - sinsonte, May 25, 2012

=p - Rey_Mysterio, Nov 9, 2015

Answer 11

Resultado Test B1

Respuestas acertadas: 28 de 30 (93% de aciertos)

Has superado el test B1. Tu nivel es superior al B1.

I looked at the quesions in B2, but they're way beyond my reach. And I guess that a more elaborate test would place me somewhere between A2 and B1.

Answer 12

Nivel C1 - Avanzado

I still say that I'm an advanced intermediate who can sometimes pass for advanced.

Thanks for the link, Benz.

I know what you mean, I consider myself an intermediate beginner who can sometimes pass for almost intermediate, jajajajaja - sinsonte, May 25, 2012

Answer 13

Ermm, A1... Though I always learned Hace muy calor... not mucho.... unless the hoy makes a difference?

It's always "mucho" because "calor" is a noun there. - Luciente, Feb 28, 2010

In Spanish, the day "makes much heat." - webdunce, Mar 1, 2010

Answer 14

B2 here. I did very well on the first, and progressively worse by fairly large margins. I only got 43% on B2 and a lot of that was just random picking and hoping I clearly am not anywhere near ready to pass B2. I'd say it's got me rated fairly accurately, though I thought I'd be a level lower and I need some refresher courses on verb tenses. Paralee, here I come

Answer 15

Thanks for the link, Benz. A2 for me, which is right where I thought I'd be.