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Stamps from speech.

A1 through B2, one language at a time. A stamp means the spoken evidence is there: turns, days, length, and different lines you shadowed clearly. It is not a school certificate and it is not points.

No spoken turns in Egyptian Arabic yet. Say a line in Shadow. Typing does not earn a stamp.

  1. Not yet

    A1

    You can greet and answer a short line you have heard.

    • 6 spoken turns (you have 0)
    • 1 day with speech (you have 0)
    • median length 2 (yours is 0)
    • 3 different lines at 60% or clearer (you have 0)
  2. Not yet

    A2

    You can handle a short exchange you have practiced.

    • 16 spoken turns (you have 0)
    • 2 days with speech (you have 0)
    • median length 4 (yours is 0)
    • 6 different lines at 65% or clearer (you have 0)
  3. Not yet

    B1

    You can keep a short scene going in your own words.

    • 32 spoken turns (you have 0)
    • 4 days with speech (you have 0)
    • median length 6 (yours is 0)
    • 10 different lines at 72% or clearer (you have 0)
  4. Not yet

    B2

    You can explain a line and repair it after you hear it.

    • 56 spoken turns (you have 0)
    • 8 days with speech (you have 0)
    • median length 8 (yours is 0)
    • 16 different lines at 80% or clearer (you have 0)