How to practice languages on video chat at your level
Adapt practice to an achievable task: at A1–A2 exchange basic nonsensitive information; at B1 tell stories and ask questions; at B2 compare and argue; at C1–C2 qualify, rephrase and mediate. Agree on corrections and duration first.
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A1–A2: completa intercambios previsibles
Adapt practice to an achievable task: at A1–A2 exchange basic nonsensitive information; at B1 tell stories and ask questions; at B2 compare and argue; at C1–C2 qualify, rephrase and mediate. Agree on corrections and duration first.
Apply the criterion to the situation and always keep an easy exit. No technical feature replaces your right to end a conversation.
B1: conecta hechos y experiencias
Review these points before deciding or continuing the interaction.
- A1–A2: describe a routine or preference
- B1: tell an experience and answer follow-ups
- B2: compare two options with reasons
- C1: rephrase a complex idea
- C2: resumir perspectivas y detectar matices
B2: justifica y compara
Use a short sequence to act without improvising under pressure.
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Define a task
Avoid the vague goal of practicing everything.
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Agree on corrections
Decide whether corrections happen during or afterwards.
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Alternate turns
Ask, listen, summarize and respond.
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Record an improvement
Note a useful expression and a point to repeat.
C1–C2: matiza, reformula y media
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Sources consulted
Primary sources reviewed for this guide. The consultation date appears beside each link.
- Online interaction in the CEFRCouncil of Europe · accessed on
- CEFR Companion VolumeCouncil of Europe · accessed on
Frequently asked questions
What is this guide's main rule?
Adapt practice to an achievable task: at A1–A2 exchange basic nonsensitive information; at B1 tell stories and ask questions; at B2 compare and argue; at C1–C2 qualify, rephrase and mediate. Agree on corrections and duration first.
Does a safety tool eliminate risk?
No. Blocking, reporting, permissions and moderation reduce or manage specific risks but cannot prevent every behavior or external capture.
When should I end the conversation?
Leave if uncomfortable, pressured or faced with sensitive requests, threats or unexpected links. You do not need to persuade the other person or justify your decision.