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The European Framework for Languages can help you with this. There are six levels in total:

A1: Beginner - This is where you can use very simple expressions. You need the other person to speak slowly.

A2: Elementary - This where you can understand frequently used expressions and can talk about simple things.

B1: Intermediate - You can deal with most situations when traveling and give explanations for opinions and plans.

B2: Upper Intermediate - You feel confident in most situations and can speak with a certain level of fluency.

C1: Advanced - This is fluency. You can use the language in a flexible way in many situations.

C2: Proficient - Understand everything and you speak like a native.

So, what level do you currently have? And are you happy with this level?

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