Songs at level B2
The 11 cards we grade at B2, across 6 languages and 1246 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 B2 means for a song
B2 songs stop explaining themselves. The register shifts, sentences run past the end of the line, and the meaning turns on an idiom you either have or you do not. These are the cards worth slowing down on: the vocabulary is no longer the hard part, the way it is assembled is.
This level
- Songs
- 11
- Languages
- 6
- Study entries
- 1246
- Quiz questions
- 385
Songs at this level
Sorted from the easiest card to the hardest within the level.
- Somebody That I Used to Know — Gotye ft. Kimbra (2011)English · B2-
- La Flaca — Jarabe de Palo (1996)Spanish · B2-
- Uma Casa Portuguesa — Amália Rodrigues (1953)Portuguese · B2-
- Het Regent Zonnestralen — Acda en de Munnik (1998)Dutch · B2-
- La Costiera Amalfitana — Fabio Rovazzi feat. Arisa, Nino D'Angelo (2026)Italian · B2
- I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)
What B2 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| act | acto | atto | acte | ato | daad |
| candle |
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.
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