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this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2026
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I got my first full B1 German reading book. I'm a few chapters in.
I've managed more spoken interactions, but it's still small and short kinds of statements. We have been doing more German at work for discussions.
My German classes start this week. They're B1.2 level. It'll be a bit of a stretch, but it'll be great to spend more time focused on listening and speech.
I did try out a few of the Telc B1 tests. I scored about 75%, which isn't good enough for going right into the exam, but I'm getting closer than I thought to B1.