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Tagalog vocabulary test

Tagalog is written in the Latin alphabet, yet many of its words will be new. Choose the meaning of each of thirty, easiest first, or say you do not know, and see your CEFR level and an estimate of your Tagalog vocabulary.

Guessing makes the result less accurate, not better — "I don't know" is a perfectly good answer. The test stops early once the words get clearly past you.

What each level means

Level	What it means
A1	Greetings, numbers, the everyday nouns
A2	Shopping, directions, routine and family
B1	Travel, work and opinions on familiar topics
B2	Abstract topics, the news, most films
C1	Nuance, idiom, professional vocabulary
C2	Rare and literary words

How the test scores you

Five words are drawn at random from each CEFR level, A1 to C2, out of the graded packs inside Watch Your Language. Every run is a different thirty.
Each has three possible meanings. Wrong answers are subtracted at half a point, the usual correction for guessing among three, so a lucky streak does not inflate the score.
Your level is the highest one where you know at least 60% of the words, with every level below it passed too.
The word count weights each level by its share of the app's 10,000+ words. It leaves out names, most technical terms and word forms, so your real vocabulary is larger.

Start from your level, one glance at a time

Watch Your LanguageVocabulary widgets for iPhone & Apple Watch

Watch Your Language groups its Tagalog packs by the same CEFR levels as this test. Start at the band you found, and the app shows those words on your iPhone Lock Screen and Apple Watch face, bringing back the ones you keep forgetting.

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