Sprawdź swój niemiecki (szybki test A1-C1)

The first material in the new series in the German Logically XXL package (https://akademia.lingua24.pl/produkt/... "Check your level A1-C1 (2026)". The assumptions of the new series are as follows: 📌 Each language level (A1–C1) has characteristic grammatical structures and specific vocabulary, allowing you to ESTIMATE (passive) German language knowledge quite effectively based on written texts. 📌 The need for INDEPENDENT text analysis and CONSCIOUS structure recognition requires honest answers to the questions: "What can I understand without any problem? What can I guess from the context? What is completely unclear to me? Can I summarize the text I've read in detail (in Polish or German)? Which level is (definitely) too easy/difficult for me?" 📌 Polish translations of all texts are available in the PDF materials, so you can always check to what extent you actually understood individual structures. 📌 We assume that understanding WRITTEN texts is easier than SPOKEN texts because we have significantly more time to engage with individual sentences. We can also repeatedly return to selected content and analyze it in context – so if you can easily understand (almost) all sentences in a written text, you will most likely also understand them in spoken texts (dialogues, podcasts, videos, conversations with native German speakers). However, if a given level of written text is still too difficult for you, you will most likely understand just as little from spoken texts. 📌 We also assume that our passive vocabulary and grammatical structures are ALWAYS much broader than what we can say or write INDEPENDENTLY, so it's completely normal that, for example, you understand a B2-level text quite well, but when trying to explain it to someone, you use B1-level lexical and grammatical structures (a difference of ONE level between PASSIVE and ACTIVE language knowledge is perfectly fine). 📌 In the videos and PDF materials, you will find detailed analyses of characteristic structures found in individual texts. 📌 I will gradually expand the "Check Your Level" series. for additional texts to provide a FULL PICTURE of the structures that are worth/need to know at a given level. Discover all the German Logical material packages: 🧩 German Logical XXL (A1-C1): https://akademia.lingua24.pl/produkt/... [purchasing the XXL package gives you access to ALL German Logical packages (XXL, STARTER, MEDIUM, PRO, STANDARD) from the German Logical Facebook group and a discount (-15%) on individual consultations/online language classes] 🧩 German Logical STARTER (A1): https://akademia.lingua24.pl/produkt/... [package for those starting to learn German at levels A1.1 and A1.2] 🧩 German Logical MEDIUM (A2+B1): https://akademia.lingua24.pl/produkt/... [package for intermediate learners and beginners with basic German language skills] 🧩 German Logically PRO (B2+C1): https://akademia.lingua24.pl/produkt/... [package for advanced learners, students of German philology/applied linguistics, Germanists, and German translators] 🧩 German Logically STANDARD: https://akademia.lingua24.pl/produkt/... [package of German Logically e-books and additional PDF materials] ⛳️ German Logically – a system of conscious German language practice based on well-thought-out color coding, simple sentence structures, the use of ready-made expressions, and independent construction of practical messages. Don't learn vocabulary or memorize conjugation forms – use prepared phrases, consciously work with grammar tables, freely transform model sentences, play with the language, and monitor your progress. Practice practical comprehension and independent content creation. 👨‍🏫 About the author: Michał Janiszewski – translator, lecturer, enthusiast, and author of materials for learning and teaching German. A graduate of German Philology (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) and postgraduate translation studies (STiJO UAM); a German teacher and lecturer since 2005, and a lecturer at the School of Translation and Foreign Languages, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań from 2010 to 2016. Owner of LINGUA 24 and the website Niemiecki Logicznie.