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Key Facts: Estonian Language Proficiency Examination A2 Exam

1h50m written + separate oral

Written part (writing/listening/reading) runs 1 hour 50 minutes; the recorded speaking part starts 15-20 minutes later the same day

Harno, Teabeleht eesti keele tasemeeksami sooritajale

60% to pass, no skill at zero

Passing requires at least 60% of total points, with no individual skill (listening, reading, writing, speaking) scoring zero

Harno, Teabeleht eesti keele tasemeeksami sooritajale

Free of charge

The tasemeeksam is administered by Harno at no cost to any candidate

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A2 required since 1 Jan 2026

New temporary residence permits for permanent settlement in Estonia require an adaptation programme plus Estonian at least at A2 level

Integratsiooni Sihtasutus, Information for foreigners applying for a temporary residence permit for permanent residence

6-month retake wait

An unexcused absence or a score under 35% means a mandatory six-month wait before the next attempt

Harno, Teabeleht eesti keele tasemeeksami sooritajale

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Harno's tasemeeksamid hold the Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE) Quality Label

Harno, Eesti keele tasemeeksamid (official overview)

Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for Harno's Estonian A2-level tasemeeksam, covering everyday reading comprehension and A2 grammar (present tense, olema, negation, core cases) behind the official four-skill exam. Official exam: written part 1h50m (writing/listening/reading) plus a separate recorded speaking part; pass = 60% overall with no skill at zero. Free of charge, offered quarterly in Tallinn/Tartu/Narva/Jõhvi (+Pärnu conditionally); since 2026 also required at A2 for Estonia's new permanent-settlement temporary residence permit route. Not an official-format simulation - the real exam also tests listening and speaking, which an MCQ bank cannot reproduce.

Sample Estonian Language Proficiency Examination A2 Practice Questions

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1Reading: You read a short introduction message: 'Tere! Minu nimi on Anna. Ma olen kahekümne kolme aastane. Ma elan Tallinnas ja töötan poes. Mul on üks vend ja üks õde.' (Hi! My name is Anna. I am twenty-three years old. I live in Tallinn and work in a shop. I have one brother and one sister.) Kus Anna töötab? (Where does Anna work?)
A.Poes (In a shop)
B.Koolis (At school)
C.Haiglas (At a hospital)
D.Kontoris (At an office)
Explanation: The text states 'töötan poes' (I work in a shop). 'Poes' is the seesütlev (inessive) form of 'pood' (shop), meaning 'in the shop'.
2Reading: You read an apartment advertisement: 'MÜÜA: Korter Tartus, kaks tuba, köök, vannituba. Suurus 55 ruutmeetrit. Hind: 85 000 eurot. Helista: 555 1234.' (FOR SALE: Apartment in Tartu, two rooms, kitchen, bathroom. Size 55 square metres. Price: 85,000 euros. Call: 555 1234.) Mitu tuba on korteris? (How many rooms does the apartment have?)
A.Üks tuba (One room)
B.Kaks tuba (Two rooms)
C.Kolm tuba (Three rooms)
D.Neli tuba (Four rooms)
Explanation: The advertisement states 'kaks tuba' (two rooms), directly answering how many rooms the apartment has.
3Reading: You read someone's weekly schedule note: 'Esmaspäeval ja kolmapäeval käin trennis kell 18. Teisipäeval ja neljapäeval õpin eesti keelt. Reedel kohtun sõpradega kohvikus.' (On Monday and Wednesday I go to training at 6pm. On Tuesday and Thursday I study Estonian. On Friday I meet friends at a café.) Millal õpib inimene eesti keelt? (When does the person study Estonian?)
A.Esmaspäeval ja kolmapäeval (Monday and Wednesday)
B.Teisipäeval ja neljapäeval (Tuesday and Thursday)
C.Reedel (On Friday)
D.Nädalavahetusel (On the weekend)
Explanation: The text states 'Teisipäeval ja neljapäeval õpin eesti keelt' (On Tuesday and Thursday I study Estonian), directly matching the question.
4Reading: You read a cinema notice: 'Kino "Sõprus" kutsub! Uus film "Talve lood" algab kell 19.30. Piletid saadaval kassast või internetist. Hind: 8 eurot täiskasvanutele, 5 eurot lastele.' (Cinema "Sõprus" invites! New film "Winter Stories" starts at 19:30. Tickets available at the box office or online. Price: 8 euros for adults, 5 euros for children.) Kui palju maksab pilet lapsele? (How much does a ticket cost for a child?)
A.8 eurot
B.5 eurot
C.19 eurot
D.30 eurot
Explanation: The notice states the price is '5 eurot lastele' (5 euros for children), directly answering the question.
5Reading: You read a bus schedule notice: 'Buss number 5 sõidab Tallinnast Tartusse iga tund. Esimene buss väljub kell 6.00 hommikul, viimane buss kell 22.00 õhtul. Sõiduaeg on umbes kaks tundi ja kolmkümmend minutit.' (Bus number 5 travels from Tallinn to Tartu every hour. The first bus departs at 6:00 in the morning, the last bus at 22:00 in the evening. Travel time is about two hours and thirty minutes.) Kui kaua sõidab buss Tallinnast Tartusse? (How long does the bus take from Tallinn to Tartu?)
A.Umbes üks tund (About one hour)
B.Umbes kaks tundi (About two hours)
C.Umbes kaks tundi ja kolmkümmend minutit (About two hours and thirty minutes)
D.Umbes kolm tundi (About three hours)
Explanation: The text explicitly states 'sõiduaeg on umbes kaks tundi ja kolmkümmend minutit' (travel time is about two hours and thirty minutes).
6Reading: You read a short message: 'Kallis Mari! Tahan sulle rääkida oma peost. See on laupäeval minu venna kodus. Tule kindlasti, sa võid tuua ka oma õe kaasa. Näeme varsti! Sinu sõber, Peeter.' (Dear Mari! I want to tell you about my party. It's on Saturday at my brother's home. Come for sure, you can also bring your sister along. See you soon! Your friend, Peeter.) Kus on pidu? (Where is the party?)
A.Peetri kodus (At Peeter's home)
B.Peetri venna kodus (At Peeter's brother's home)
C.Mari kodus (At Mari's home)
D.Kohvikus (At a café)
Explanation: The message says the party is 'minu venna kodus' (at my brother's home) — since Peeter is writing, this means Peeter's brother's home.
7Reading: You read a notice posted in an apartment building: 'TEADE: Lift ei tööta 3. kuni 5. augustini. Palun kasutage treppi. Vabandame ebamugavuste pärast.' (NOTICE: The lift is not working from 3 to 5 August. Please use the stairs. We apologise for the inconvenience.) Mida peavad elanikud kasutama? (What must residents use?)
A.Lifti (The lift)
B.Treppi (The stairs)
C.Autot (The car)
D.Bussi (The bus)
Explanation: The notice tells residents 'palun kasutage treppi' (please use the stairs) because the lift is out of service.
8Reading: You read a shop's opening-hours sign: 'Pood on avatud esmaspäevast reedeni kell 9–19, laupäeval kell 10–16. Pühapäeval pood on suletud.' (The shop is open Monday to Friday 9–19, Saturday 10–16. On Sunday the shop is closed.) Millal on pood suletud? (When is the shop closed?)
A.Laupäeval (On Saturday)
B.Pühapäeval (On Sunday)
C.Esmaspäeval (On Monday)
D.Reedel (On Friday)
Explanation: The sign states 'Pühapäeval pood on suletud' (On Sunday the shop is closed), directly answering the question.
9Reading: You read a weather forecast: 'Homme on ilm külm ja tuuline. Hommikul sajab lund, õhtul on selge taevas. Temperatuur on miinus viis kraadi.' (Tomorrow the weather is cold and windy. In the morning it snows, in the evening the sky is clear. Temperature is minus five degrees.) Milline ilm on hommikul? (What is the weather like in the morning?)
A.Sajab vihma (It's raining)
B.Sajab lund (It's snowing)
C.Päike paistab (The sun is shining)
D.On sooja (It's warm)
Explanation: The forecast states 'Hommikul sajab lund' (In the morning it snows), directly answering the question about the morning weather.
10Reading: You read a shopping list on a fridge note: 'Ostunimekiri: leiba, piima, mune, juustu ja õunu. Ära unusta ka kohvi osta!' (Shopping list: bread, milk, eggs, cheese and apples. Don't forget to also buy coffee!) Mida EI OLE ostunimekirjas? (What is NOT on the shopping list?)
A.Piima (Milk)
B.Liha (Meat)
C.Mune (Eggs)
D.Õunu (Apples)
Explanation: The list mentions bread, milk, eggs, cheese, apples, and coffee, but 'liha' (meat) is not among the items listed.

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