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Spanish level guide

Should you study Spanish A1, A2, B1, or B2?

Choose by what you can say, not how long you’ve studied.

New to Spanish? Start at A1. A2 for basic intros and phrases. B1 for familiar conversations needing accuracy. B2 for wide topics and precision.

Compare the four levels
A1₹999

Choose A1 if you are starting

Core patterns, present tense, vocabulary, guided reading: a basic exchange still feels hard.

See the A1 e-kit
A2₹999

Choose A2 if the basics are familiar

Intros are fine; longer sentences, past events, and connectors feel limited.

See the A2 e-kit
B1₹999

Choose B1 if you can function independently

Familiar topics and travel are fine; tense contrast, pronouns, and subjunctive need control.

See the B1 e-kit
B2₹999

Choose B2 if you need precision

You follow complex discussions; next is advanced grammar and exact expression.

See the B2 e-kit

What if you are between two levels?
  1. Check all five skills, not grammar alone.
  2. Choose lower if basics still need translation or prompting.
  3. Choose higher when lower-level skills are reliable in all four areas.

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