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after Successful completion of German level 4+, you can start level 5there are total 6 levelslevel 5: 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...
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afterSuccessful completion of German level 4+, you can start level 5there are total 6 levelslevel 5: 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. read less
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