What is a good word to use on my resume to describe my proficiency level in a foreign language?

Question

I have taken intensive Spanish lessons for a little over a month, and I will be continuing these lessons for the next 8 months, up until I move to Spain. I study hard, and practice often. On my resume, how should I explain my Spanish skills? I would definitely not say "proficient" in Spanish, because I wouldn't be able to interview in Spanish, so I guess I'm looking for a word that means a little less than proficient.

Answer 1

multilingual - but again that could suggest that you are more proficient than you are

Answer 2

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What is a good word to use on my resume to describe my proficiency level in a foreign language?
I have taken intensive Spanish lessons for a little over a month, and I will be continuing these lessons for the next 8 months, up until I move to Spain. I study hard, and practice often. On my resume, how should I explain my Spanish skills? I would definitely not say "proficient" in...

Answer 3

Less Than Proficient

Answer 4

I proof my friends' resumes all the time, and I would just say "moderately proficient". That way it sounds positive, and not like you're degrading yourself. You should always try to use positive words on a resume!

Answer 5

Conversant

Answer 6

moderate proficiency in spanish

Answer 7

Depending on ur knowledge and proficiency if u r really great at it then u have mastered the language if not say exactly how good u r at it. If mediocre, lo conozco (I know it or speak it). If u r very good at it, (Lo hablo muy bien). If u r proficient and very, very good at it (hablo y practico muy bien).

I Master the Spanish lanuage, in English.

Maestro el lenguaje de Espanol, in Spanish.

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Answer 8

Reading knowledge?

Answer 9

"Sufficient" skills, "adequate skills", "competent". Just be frank, like your statements here, say you are adequate and improving all the time. And congratulations and good luck!!

Answer 10

Merda?