r/DELF

Qual foi o formato do exame que vocês fizeram no Brasil?
Formato antigo(com respostas discursivas na compreensão escrita e oral) ou formato novo (apenas questões de múltipla escolha na compreensão escrita e oral)?
Em qual data e em qual local do Brasil acorreu o exame?
Obrigado!

A2 score was 61.5/100

CE: 18/25

PO: 17/25

PE: 13.5/25

CO: 13/25

I got these scores, and I want to take the B1 exam in November. How do I do it, and can I do it?

Bonjour à tous !

Je vais me préparer pour passer le DALF C2 l’année prochaine.

Je détiens un Bac en études françaises et je parle français régulièrement au travail (je travaille dans la fonction publique au Canada), mais j’aimerais me préparer spécifiquement aux exigences du DALF C2.

Je me demandais si quelqu’un pourrait me recommander des ressources, des méthodes de préparation, des livres/manuels ou même des professeurs offrant des cours en ligne pour le DALF C2.

Merci beaucoup pour votre aide !

Je tiens à partager mon expérience de préparation au DELF. C’était au nouveau format (format QCM). Les sujets de compréhension écrite étaient la nourriture bio, l’orthographe française et le télétravail. La compréhension orale, c'était un texte sur la mobilité, sur les moyens de déplacement. Le texte de la production orale était intitulée « Internet, le médecin préféré des Français ».

Pour moi, le plus dur, c'était l'expression orale, mais il y a des sources qui m'ont aidé à mieux organiser mes idées. Il y a une chaîne YouTube Apprendre le français avec Bruno Millet et une application (Le Lab B2) qui m’ont aidé pour la partie de PO. Pour la production écrite, je vous recommande de trouver la grille d'évaluation sur internet, l’envoyer avec votre production à ChatGPT pour qu'elle évalue (en se basant sur les critères de la grille d’évaluation). Pour le CO et CE je me suis entraîné avec le livre Hachette B2.

Bonne chance à tous !!

Hello everyone,

I’ve recently started learning French and I’m looking for real, practical guidance on how to successfully pass the DELF B1 exam.

My current learning approach:

• Following a pre‑recorded DELF A1–B1 course
• Taking individual Preply lessons (3 sessions per week)
• Living in France, so I’m surrounded by the language daily

Suggestions needed on :

• learning and exercise books or material to follow practice
• listening
• speaking practice apps

I’d appreciate any advice or strategies that can help me prepare effectively and gain the kind of real‑life experience needed to clear the B1 exam.

Thanks

How do I prepare and become confident for DELF writing and speaking sections for the A2 happening in September?

I am fairly ok with comprehension and listening but I am very very nervous for speaking and writing sections. Especially speaking as I don’t get enough practice for that. Any online resources/platforms?

Salut, tout le monde — I'm building Lingoeval, a tool to help people prepare for the DELF/DALF on their own.

It has full mock exams (listening, reading, writing, speaking) with AI feedback on your answers — so you can practice the real exam tasks and see where you stand.

Right now it covers B1, B2, and C1. More levels are coming.

Looking for a few people currently preparing for the exam to try it out. Happy to give free access in exchange for honest feedback.

You can check it out here: https://lingoeval.com

Once you've created an account, DM me and I'll unlock free access for you.

Thanks!

Hi,

Seeking guidance on which level to choose, I'm torn between C1 and C2 and don't really feel like I have an unbiased gauge of my level.

I passed the 3 part TCF in early 2025 with a B2 (+ C1 on reading). I used this score to enroll in a 1-year, French-instructed masters. Meaning I've successfully taken written and oral exams in French, in addition to following all lectures and readings.

However, I feel like my proximity to native speakers makes me acutely aware of what I don't know. I feel like I'm at a place where I understand everything said and can read everything, my grammar is generally good, but occasionally I'll flail on specific vocab or phrasing. I'm clearly fluent, but how fluent is fluent for C2? If I'm in the space between C1 and C2, is it advisable to shoot for C2 or try C1 first?

Thanks for any advice or returns on experience.

Hey guys, what books are useful to study for DALF C2 exam ?

merci