What is level 5 in german language?

There are total 6 levels in German language.

A1, A2,B1,B2,C1,C2

1) A1:- level 1st

• Understand what you hear in everyday situations, such as simple questions, instructions and messages, as well as messages on an answerphone, public announcements and brief conversations,
• Obtain relevant information from short written messages, public notices and classified advertisements,
• State and understand figures, quantities, times and prices,
• Fill in personal details and basic information on forms,
• Write brief personal messages,
• Introduce yourself in a conversation and answer simple personal questions,
• Formulate and respond to common everyday queries and requests.

2) A2:-Level 2nd

• Extract relevant information from newspaper articles, emails, advertisements and public announcement boards,
• Understand the main content of everyday conversations, announcements and interviews on the radio, messages on the telephone and public announcements,
• Write messages related to your everyday environment,
• Pose and answer questions in conversations about yourself, converse about your own life and make agreements or negotiate with your conversation partner.

3) B1:- Level 3rd

• Understand key points of information about work, school and leisure time when standard language is being used.
• Handle most situations that one would encounter when traveling in German-speaking countries.
• Express oneself simply and coherently on familiar topics and areas of personal interest.
• Talk about experiences and events, describe dreams, hopes and goals, and provide brief explanations and statements of purpose.

4) B2:- Level 4th

• Follow the main content of specific and abstract topics and obtain relevant information from them (i.e. radio broadcasts),
• Understand a wide range of texts, both shorter simple texts (such as advertisements) and longer, more complex factual texts, commentaries and reports,
• Express yourself clearly and in a structured way in writing on the subject of complex matters and also correct mistakes in texts written by other people,
• Give clearly structured comments on general subjects and topics of particular interest to you,
• Take an active part in discussions on subjects you know about, taking up a position and presenting your own point of view.

5) C1:- Level 5th

• easily understand relatively long radio talks and radio programmes,
• understand a wide range of written texts, including longer, more complex factual texts, commentaries and reports,
• express yourself clearly and logically in essays on complex issues, choosing the right kind of expression to appeal to the reader,
• verbally express yourself spontaneously and fluently, state your own opinions, formulate your thoughts and views precisely and make detailed contributions of your own.

6) C2:-Level 6th

• Understand everything in German that you read and hear effortlessly
• Summarise information presented to you from a variety of sources, written and spoken, and, in doing so, synthesise correlating arguments as well as explanations
• Organically express yourself in a fluent and precise manner and articulate the finer nuances of complex arguments