Learn Spanish B2, in English
B2 is where Spanish stops feeling like a foreign language — you'll read, argue, and work in Spanish with real confidence, handling nuance and abstract topics.
Try the first unit freeHow long does this level take? 24-30 weeks
What does B2 actually mean?
B2 means you can understand complex texts, discuss abstract or technical topics in your field, and interact with native speakers fluently and spontaneously, without much strain on either side.
What you'll be able to do after B2
- Follow a fast conversation between native speakers
- Read a news article or a work document without help
- Debate a topic and defend a nuanced position
- Write a structured essay or a detailed report
- Handle a technical conversation in your field
- Understand humor, idioms, and implied meaning
What you'll do every day
Vocabulary
Abstract topics, your professional field, and idiomatic expressions
Grammar
Advanced subjunctive, the conditional, and passive constructions
Listening
Native-speed conversations, news, and podcasts
Speaking
Debate and defend a position with Nour, unscripted
Sample sentences you'll learn in B2
Si hubiera sabido, habría venido antes.
hubiera sabido / habría venido = past conditional — talking about hypothetical pasts.
Es importante que todos participen en la reunión.
es importante que + participen = subjunctive after impersonal expressions.
El informe fue revisado por el equipo antes de enviarlo.
fue revisado = passive voice, common in formal and written Spanish.
Por muy difícil que sea, vamos a intentarlo.
por muy... que sea = 'however... it may be', a concessive structure.
A friendly debate
No estoy del todo de acuerdo con esa idea.
I don't entirely agree with that idea.
Entiendo tu punto, pero hay que tener en cuenta otros factores.
I understand your point, but other factors need to be considered.
Puede ser, aunque los datos dicen otra cosa.
Maybe, although the data says otherwise.
Bueno, quizás deberíamos revisarlo con más calma.
Well, maybe we should look at it more carefully.
The B2 exam
A mock exam styled after DELE and SIELE at B2 level — real fluency, useful for university admission and more demanding jobs.
Lerniyo's exam is built in the style of internationally recognized exams (DELE, SIELE) — it is not an official registration with the Instituto Cervantes or any of its partner institutions. The Lerniyo certificate is a completion certificate for our own curriculum.
What will you learn in Spanish B2?
- Advanced subjunctive: doubt, emotion, and hypotheticals
- The conditional and hypothetical situations
- Passive voice and impersonal constructions
- Debating and structuring an argument
- Idiomatic expressions and everyday native speech
- Reading news, opinion pieces, and formal documents
- Writing a structured essay
- Your professional field: meetings, reports, presentations
- Understanding regional accents and variation
- Nuance: irony, understatement, implied meaning
- Formal vs. informal register
- Negotiating and resolving disagreement
Learn Spanish B2 in English with Lerniyo
Most apps explain grammar using confusing jargon or a third language, adding difficulty on top of difficulty. Lerniyo explains everything in plain English, so you focus on Spanish, not on decoding the explanation.
After B2 comes C1
See C1