Language levels

What is my proficiency level and how can I level up?

These journal layouts are good for language learners of all levels-- beginner, intermediate, and advanced. A language journal with these spreads will totally upgrade your self-study routine.

Which are the most difficult languages to learn? For native English speakers, the difficulty level of a language depends on several factors. Infographic

Bilingual parenting is an exciting journey and it can go upside down at times. Parents need to be inspired on this raising bilingual children journey...

Looking to improve your English language level? Our comprehensive guide will help you identify where you are & how to reach a higher CEFR level.

What does it mean to be "fluent," anyway? Understanding CEFR levels will help you reach your language goals on Duolingo.

[click for higher resolution!] Whilst organising my hard drive, I found a document from English which covered lots of literary techniques. I always struggled remembering them so made this table and...

A 1.1 Vocabulary

How long does it take to learn a language? This is a question that's extremely hard to answer. It depends on your past experience, the languages you already speak, your motivation, consistency and the work you put in. All of these factors play a role, but how to figure out how the variables go together? With this tool you can calculate how long it'll take you to learn a foreign language.

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