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C’est moi … à suivre

March 23, 2026
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What’s next for me? DALF C1? I’m not sure. To be honest, I’m thinking about it. What’s the difference between the DELF and the DALF? While both certifications serve the same purpose—proving French language proficiency—they target different skill levels and have distinct characteristics. The DELF covers beginner to independent levels (A1, A2, B1, B2). Expectations […]

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March 16, 2026
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Why the DELF is important? The DELF certification is recognized globally and can enhance educational and professional opportunities in French-speaking countries. It serves as proof of language proficiency for study, work, or immigration purposes. Will I ever need or use it for these purposes…. who knows. Something to be aware of. The results are not […]

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C’est moi … à suivre

March 9, 2026
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When I decided to take the DELF B2, I knew that I needed to prepare more than I had for the B1. I had no expectations of “aceing” either test, but I wanted to do well enough to not need to pay to take it again. I managed to do that. My only wish is […]

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C’est moi … à suivre

March 2, 2026
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Curious about my preparation for the written production section of the DELF B2 ? Beginning January 2025, I started a daily journal of random thoughts and my daily activities en français. This helps with simply the confidence to just write… my journal would be considered more of a B1 level in that it is casual […]

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C’est moi … à suivre

February 23, 2026
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Curious about my preparation for the written comprehension section of the DELF B2 ? The written comprehension part over time has become the easiest part for me. I’ll admit, it hasn’t always been that way. In the beginning, I had to look up EVERY SINGLE WORD… so time consuming. And just because I had looked […]

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C’est moi … à suivre

February 16, 2026
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Curious about my preparation for the oral production section of the DELF B2 ? The number one thing that has helped me with my oral production has been weekly classes with my francophone French teacher. In the beginning we met face to face… then life changed and we switched to online classes. We have met […]

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C’est moi … à suivre

February 9, 2026
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Curious about my preparation for taking the DELF B2? Let’s start with oral comprehension … ughh. After passing the DELF B1 in December 2024, I was ready to start preparing to take the DELF B2. I knew that I needed a more focused, structured, serious plan for this preparation, so I created a spreadsheet to […]

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C’est moi … à suivre

February 2, 2026
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Curious about registering for the DELF? The official dates for the DELF exams are pre-determined by the Ministry of Education of France in association with the Centre International d’études pédagogiques (CIEP). Typically, the scheduled exam dates appear on the website of the examination center in January of the new year. Also, commonly, the examination dates […]

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January 26, 2026
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Curious about the exam structure of the DELF? There are 4 parts totalling 100% (= 100 points), each part counting for 25% (= 25 points) of the exam. To pass an exam, candidates must achieve a minimum of 5 points out of 25 (= 5/25) in each section and at least 50 points out of […]

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January 19, 2026
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Curious about the DELF? There are four levels. DELF A1: Basic knowledge of French; can understand and use familiar everyday expressions. DELF A2: Elementary knowledge; can communicate in simple tasks requiring a simple exchange of information. DELF B1: Intermediate knowledge; can produce simple connected text on familiar topics and describe experiences. DELF B2: Upper-intermediate knowledge; […]

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