What this site covers and what it does not have yet
The A2 exam has four parts: writing, listening, reading and speaking. Each is scored out of 20 points. The quizzes on this site help with some of these parts, not all of them.
Exam parts and tasks on the site
| Exam part | Points | On this site |
|---|---|---|
| Reading (lugemine) | 20 | Partly. There are short multiple-choice questions, replies in situations and gaps in sentences. Few long texts or notices so far. |
| Listening (kuulamine) | 20 | Not yet. |
| Writing (kirjutamine) | 20 | Not yet. You only type single words on the site. |
| Speaking (rääkimine) | 20 | Not yet. |
| Grammar and vocabulary | — | The main part of the site: cases, verbs, words for the 13 A2 topics. |
The exam has no separate grammar part. Grammar and vocabulary are needed in all four parts, so the quizzes help, but they do not replace preparing for the exam itself.
About quiz results
- If you do well on the A2 quizzes, you know the grammar and vocabulary of this level.
- The quizzes do not test listening, writing or speaking.
- You pass the exam with 48 of 80 points, provided no part scores 0. So you need to prepare for all four parts.
Not on the site yet
- Listening tasks.
- Checking of written texts.
- Speaking and dialogue tasks.
- A timed mock exam in the Harno format.
How to prepare for the other parts
- Writing. Look at the task types and write 2–3 short texts a week. It helps if someone checks them.
- Speaking. Answer questions on the exam topics out loud and record yourself on your phone.
- Listening. Listen to Estonian every day and pay attention to numbers, times and days of the week.
- The Harno booklet has sample tasks for all four parts, with answers.
Plans
Later we plan to add listening tasks, writing tasks, speaking situations and level B1.
Exam details are taken from Harno materials in September 2026. Rules can change, so check them on the Harno website before your exam.