Your Spanish Level Report
A2 - Elementary Level
You can understand basic personal, family and job related expressions and phrases and somebody who articulates very carefully. You can also read very short, simple texts as well as familiar names and words.
Quick facts about your level
Tu nivel a un vistazo
Spanish level A2 is the second level according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) which is a definition of different language levels established by the Council of Europe and is valid for all languages. Explained in “normal” language :-), we would say you are on an elementary level.
The elementary level is
- for learners of Spanish who want to start to advance by responding to more questions with longer phrases than on the A1 level
- for learners who want to dive deeper into the Spanish grammar and to speak with less errors and
- for learners who are getting ready for level B1 with the goal to become more confident speakers of Spanish.
Hey, to find out more about courses on your level, please scroll down and click either on online courses or classroom courses in Ibiza.
What does it cover?
¿Qué contiene?
Many students of all ages ask us every day about how long it takes to master the Spanish elementary level A2.
The average study time to get through all of the contents of A2 in our courses is about 60-120 hours. The duration is similar in courses in the school in Ibiza and in our online courses. It also depends a little on each student how well he/she can follow the course: on the age, on the motivation, maybe knowledge of other languages, the background or other factors. It is an approximate value.
But for now, there is no student who did not make it :-). It is possible, no matter if you are 18 years, 40 something or over 70. We had them all. Some succeed a little faster and some succeed a little slower.
Please click below to see in detail the vocabulary, grammar and cultural aspects corresponding to Spanish level A2:
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Describe feelings and speak about habits and difficulties
Activities to learn languages
Professions
Describe past events
Cinema and biographies
Types and parts of houses, shapes, styles and materials
To give, leave and borrow
Speak about leisure activities, timetables
Speak about past events
Express intentions and projects
Explain recipes
Speak about experiences and wishes
Like and dislike people
Give advice
Speak about how you feel, body parts, illness and symptoms
Parts of your life and travel
Historic periods
Argue and debate
Express emotions
Speak in past tense
Past tenses “pretérito indefinido”, “pretérito perfecto” and “pretérito imperfecto”
Irregular forms of the “pretérito indefinido”
Past tense markers
OD pronouns
The verbs costar, sentirse, gustar, encantar, preferir, poder, importar, ayudar, poner
Para/porque
Desde / desde hace / hace … que
Empezar a + infintive
Ir/irse
Prepositions: sin, con, debajo, encima, detrás, delante
Possessive pronouns: el mío, tuyo,
Use of ser y estar
Gerund
Estar + gerund
Conditional
Travelling and leisure activities
Speaking about food and culinary habits
Interesting places and cultural offer
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