Czech A2 for permanent residence: the words you need

The A1 and A2 vocabulary of the official reference description, from appointments to health insurance, with a translation beside each word.

What the test looks like

parts: reading, writing, listening and speaking
4
of 70 points to pass reading, writing and listening
42
of 40 points to pass speaking
24

A new format applies from 11 April 2026. The level stays A2.

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Czech A2 Vocabulary

Prepare for the Czech A2 exam for permanent residence with 284 words across 15 topics taken from its real situations: offices and documents, housing, work, the doctor and insurance, school, shops, transport, phone and e-mail. Checked against the official A1–A2 word list for that exam, mostly its A2 part, and its model tests, with aspect pairs, forms and examples in the notes. A2-oriented, not an official or complete list.

284 cards15 sections

Czech A1 Vocabulary

Practice 240 beginner Czech words across 14 everyday topics, with gender, irregular forms and examples in the notes. Checked against the official A1 word list for Czech as a foreign language and the CCE–A1 exam. A1-oriented, not an official or complete list.

240 cards14 sections

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Sources

Questions from NPI ČR: Zkouška z českého jazyka pro trvalý pobyt (A2)Format from 11 April 2026

Decks updated September 27, 2026