quelle category pour moi

[raw rose]

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quelle category pour moi

[onyx geyser]

i think i can decode most things in french, it just takes me a hot minute. i feel like im more of a beginner in verbal stuff, but i feel like over text n reading n stuff im pretty decent

[topaz valley]

@onyx geyser I'd roughly group it as follows:

• Beginner: just starting out. You can introduce yourself and use a few verb tenses to create your own phrases.
• Intermediate: you have the vocabulary to express yourself in different ways. You're starting to be able to speak/listen and take part in conversations both written and oral.
• Advanced: you can talk about almost anything, correctly use most/all verb tenses, use idioms/slang and are fluent (or close to it) in conversation.

Reading is easier to learn, so it's normal to struggle most with speaking/listening. Time, as you mentioned, plays a factor here: there's no pressure with text whereas in a conversation the speaker has likely moved on before you've understood everything.