For non begginers, what level did you get at the test?

[jim3cantos]

Level 6 here. Not bad for a start. I haven't forgotten all my Esperanto...

[ChristianofPeace]

I'm not going to test out. I want to make sure I soak in all the glory. :D

[MultiLinguAlex]

Same here =)

[Raynwl]

I'm doing the same thing!/ ¡estoy haciendo lo mismo!

[KuboF]

Level 6 too. I had some problems with English :-)
But I want to go trough the whole course and report mistakes to help improve it more quickly. I am often trying strange sentences to test whether there are already in the course (often they are ;)

[Luko.]

I didn't make the test, because I want to revise the whole course

[compicej]

I won't test out. I want to study the whole course from the beginning :)

[Vanege]

6, but I forgot some English words since its not my native language

[jim3cantos]

Me too. :-)

[flootzavut]

6, too. Which considering how little Esperanto I've done in the last month or so was better than I expected, to be honest!

[kiddo-depido]

Oh I forgot to test out! I still remember some things

[Diabeticbuterfly]

I tested out of seven, and that was with a long first day at work! I plan on going through all those lessons latter but i wanted to see how far i could get. I kept forgetting the Ending n which makes me sad. I thought i knew better

[JohnD62]

Level 8. I might have done a little better, but I actually ran into a couple of translation issues (for example, in one sentence "malsano" had to be translated as "illness" and in another "sickness." I used "sickness" for the first and "illness" for the second, and got both wrong).

Edit: I suppose I shouldn't complain. Now that I've read the thread, it looks like I'm the one on this thread who tested highest.

[Albantar]

I tried to test out but failed. Mostly because I learned Esperanto ten years ago and haven't used it much since, partly because this course is still in beta so it didn't accept some of my correct but non-standard translations... :D

[Strawberfizzy]

I tested out at Level 4.

[Sunalooch]

I speak Esperanto and English everyday, Esperanto for 3 years or more and English for a bit less than 1 year. I tested out 8 skills, I often had problems with articles (I always forget to put "a", probably because I'm Russian). I also didn't know some words like "lamb" in English. And I must admit that I wrote "vivas" instead of "loĝas". Normally I do not do this mistake if I just speak Esperanto but it seems that translating from English to Esperanto is a bit different thing. Somehow seeing English sentence influence on my Esperanto thinking and vice versa, I think duolingo is also a good training for switching between languages. I normally don't do it and it is a little bit difficult to set the brain to do translation work. Well, I'm going to complete the tree anyway and help to find missing translations.

[Foudeb]

Only level 2... in my defense I only learned it for about 3 months... 9 years ago!

[Vortarulo]

I tested out 34 skills and got to level 9. Reported a few false negatives during the tests (such as not accepting "spekti televidon", tsk tsk tsk!)... now I'm just 10 skills away from the end. :)