Songs at level A2
The 15 cards we grade at A2, across 6 languages and 1374 study entries. Every card links to its own page, with the words it teaches and a few real questions you can try without an account.
What A2 means for a song
A2 is where a song stops being a wall. You have the present, the past you use most, and enough vocabulary that the words you do not know stand out as gaps instead of blurring into everything else. These cards keep the sentences short and the images literal: roughly, what the singer says is what they mean.
This level
- Songs
- 15
- Languages
- 6
- Study entries
- 1374
- Quiz questions
- 525
Songs at this level
Sorted from the easiest card to the hardest within the level.
What A2 vocabulary looks like
A sample from the songs at this level, one table per language. Single words only — the full list for a song is on its own page.
English
| EN | ES | IT | FR | PT | NL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| days | días | giorni | jours | dias | dagen |
| bee |
By language
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How we grade a song
Each card gets a CEFR grade from its own lyric — vocabulary spread, sentence length, tense range and how much of it is idiom. The full method is in the levels guide.
Read the levels guide →