Pino: Italian Exam A2-B1
Practice tests for the Italian A2 and B1 language exams
Pino helps adults living in Italy practise for the Italian A2 and B1 language exams. It has 100 practice tests in the exam format: listening with Italian voices (each audio plays twice, no rewinding), reading, writing with a word counter and instant feedback, and speaking. Every test is timed and scored section by section, every answer is explained, and a daily plan takes you to your exam date.
The interface is in 14 languages, because most learners are immigrants; the tests are in Italian, like the exam. The grammar was reviewed by a certified CEDILS educator. No account, no ads, no subscription: the first test of each level is free, the rest unlocks with a one-time purchase.
Pino is an independent practice app. It is not affiliated with any government body or exam centre and does not guarantee a pass.
Features
100 practice tests: 50 A2 and 50 B1
Listening with Italian voices, played twice with no rewinding
Writing with a word counter and instant feedback
Speaking practice: record yourself and listen back
Score for each section and an explanation for every answer
Daily plan up to your exam date
Interface in 14 languages, no account, iPhone and Android
Use Cases
Preparing for the A2 Italian test for the EU long-term residence permit
Preparing for a B1 certificate for Italian citizenship
Practising the exam format and timing before the real exam
Extra home practice for learners at Italian schools and CPIA courses
Comments
Hi! I built Pino after seeing friends in Italy fail the A2 or B1 Italian exam not because of their Italian, but because of the format: the timer, listening without rewinding, writing the right number of words. Pino lets you practise exactly that, as often as you need, with the interface in your own language (14 of them, from Ukrainian to Bengali). The grammar was reviewed by a certified CEDILS educator. We also wrote free guides on how the A2 test and the B1 citizenship exam work: https://pinoexam.app/guides. I'd love feedback, especially from anyone who has taken the exam.
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Hi! I built Pino after seeing friends in Italy fail the A2 or B1 Italian exam not because of their Italian, but because of the format: the timer, listening without rewinding, writing the right number of words. Pino lets you practise exactly that, as often as you need, with the interface in your own language (14 of them, from Ukrainian to Bengali). The grammar was reviewed by a certified CEDILS educator. We also wrote free guides on how the A2 test and the B1 citizenship exam work: https://pinoexam.app/guides. I'd love feedback, especially from anyone who has taken the exam.
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