DOES C2 LEVEL REALLY EXIST IN LANGUAGES? Is C2 level used in real life & spoken by native speakers?

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Does C2 level really exist in languages? Is C2 level used in real life and spoken by native speakers? These are the two topics I want to discuss today as I think they affect a lot of learners of foreign languages, not just English but any language. I think C2 primarily tends to be a bit of an illusion and I will tell you why. Do you think you speak at C2 level in your native language?
00:00 INTRO
00:57 IS GRAMMAR SOPHISTICATED?
07:34 LANGUAGES ARE NOT CREATIVE
09:35 C2 VOCAB
14:20 DO WE USE C2 VOCAB?
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@gianluigigaleota6632 2 ай бұрын

Your impressive command of abstruse language stirs my being a geek. 😂

@EnglogicSam 2 ай бұрын

Haha music to my ears! 🤩 Based on your name, I assume you are Italian so you are lucky because most of these abstruse words are Latin 💪😜

@D.C.1 2 ай бұрын

Hi, Sam, thanks for the video. First, I really wasn't aware that "What's up?" isn't a sort of synonym of "How are you?" Good to know. I do like your statement, "Grammar can only be right or wrong." Also, I am well aware that as natives of any language, we don't speak C2 during everyday conversations. Even if we are well-educated, we tend to simplify our language. Why? We don't like to sound too posh and "artificial". I know an anecdote from the communist time in Poland about a Polish professor of English literature who spoke in a very sophisticated way and his pronunciation was also queen-like (more than RP). When after many years of his university career, he got a chance to go to England (which wasn't so simple for us, living behind the Iron Curtain), people there just couldn't stand him! They thought he was such a snob! Soooo, perhaps it isn't that good to use all these super-advanced words and structures... About the vocab we learn at school, yes, you're right. We are taught too advanced vocabulary and don't know the most important basic words. For example, when my daughter went to France as an au pair, she didn't know the word "dummy" in French. And it was after she passed her matura exam in French with flying colours. So, is C2 level useful? Of course it is! There are always some user manuals to read ;)

@EnglogicSam 2 ай бұрын

Yes, I second everything you have said 🤩😊💪