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Language Learning › Learn Latin ›

Latin Proficiency Levels

Latin proficiency is measured primarily by the ACTFL Latin Interpretive Reading Assessment (ALIRA) , since Latin has no native speakers and CEFR descriptors for speaking don't directly apply. The practical measure at every level is: which texts can you read, and with how much support? ACTFL / CEFR Level Map Level ACTFL CEFR School Context Hours Novice N-1 through N-4 A1–A2 Latin I 200–400 Intermediate I-1 through I-5 B1–B2 Latin...
latin levels cefr actfl proficiency May 30, 2026
Language Learning › Learn Sindarin ›

Sindarin Learning Levels

There is no official Sindarin proficiency exam or certification — Sindarin is a constructed language with no native speakers. This learning framework is based on community consensus and the natural progression of skills. Level Overview Level Sindarin Name English Time Estimate Key Milestone Beginner Annon Gateway 30–100 hours Read A Elbereth Gilthoniel with understanding Intermediate Peleth Development 100–300 hours Compose grammatically correct paragraphs Advanced Mesteth Mastery 300–1000+ hours Engage with...
sindarin learning levels tolkien May 30, 2026
Language Learning › Learn Esperanto ›

CEFR Levels

CEFR and Esperanto The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) maps onto Esperanto through the official KER (Komuna Eŭropa Referenckadro) exam system. The Universala Esperanto-Asocio (UEA) and affiliated organizations administer official proficiency exams at multiple levels, and the descriptions align with standard CEFR can-do statements. Because Esperanto is so regular, learners progress through CEFR levels significantly faster than in any national language — often 5–10× faster than in...
esperanto cefr proficiency ker levels May 30, 2026