CEFR level test

What's your Indonesian level?

Find your level on the CEFR scale, from A1 (beginner) to C2 (proficient). Answer 30 Indonesian questions that get harder as you go. We score grammar and vocabulary, pinpoint where your Indonesian starts to thin out, and show the fastest way to climb: reading real books.

Quick answer

The CEFR rates Indonesian ability on six levels, from A1 (beginner) through B1 and B2 (independent user) up to C2 (mastery). This free test estimates your Indonesian level from 30 grammar and vocabulary questions in about five minutes, then recommends what to read next.

1. Buku itu ada ___ atas meja.
2. Ayah saya ___ di sebuah bank setiap hari.
3. Saya minum ___ ketika merasa haus.
4. Lawan kata dari 'besar' adalah ___.
5. Ibu dan ayah adalah ___ kita.
6. Tunggu sebentar, ayah ___ mandi dan akan segera keluar.
7. Mereka adalah ___ yang baik; semuanya saling membantu.
8. Gunung itu jauh lebih ___ daripada bukit di belakang rumah.
9. Ibu membeli sayur-mayur segar di ___ setiap pagi.
10. Penjahit itu memotong kain dengan ___.
11. Gelas itu ___ dari meja ketika saya tidak sengaja menyenggolnya.
12. Dia belajar dengan giat ___ dapat lulus ujian dengan nilai baik.
13. Tim ahli sedang ___ penyebab jatuhnya pesawat itu.
14. Setelah lulus kuliah, ia ___ pekerjaan di beberapa perusahaan besar.
15. Karena harganya sangat ___, banyak orang berebut membeli barang itu.
16. ___ penduduk di kota itu sangat tinggi, mencapai ribuan jiwa per kilometer persegi.
17. Laporan keuangan itu ___ oleh seorang akuntan profesional kemarin.
18. Keberhasilan proyek ini sangat bergantung ___ kerja sama seluruh anggota tim.
19. Pidato yang berapi-api itu berhasil ___ semangat juang para pejuang.
20. Bukti yang diajukan jaksa begitu ___ sehingga terdakwa tidak mampu membantahnya.
21. Pemerintah berupaya ___ jurang kesenjangan antara kaum kaya dan miskin.
22. ___ tinggi suatu pohon, semakin kencang pula angin yang menerpanya.
23. Setelah berunding berhari-hari, kedua belah pihak akhirnya mencapai ___.
24. Perbuatan curang semacam itu sungguh ___ dan pantas mendapat hukuman.
25. Sebagai pemimpin, ia harus ___ tanggung jawab yang besar atas setiap keputusannya.
26. Baik pihak penggugat ___ pihak tergugat sepakat untuk menempuh jalur damai.
27. ___ dengan meningkatnya angka pengangguran, pemerintah meluncurkan program pelatihan kerja.
28. Penemuan internet telah ___ cara manusia berkomunikasi secara drastis.
29. Aku yakin ada udang di balik ___ dari sikap baiknya yang tiba-tiba itu.
30. Pemandangan matahari terbenam di ufuk barat begitu ___ hingga membuat semua pengunjung terpana.
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The fastest way up the CEFR scale in Indonesian is reading

Whatever your level, you climb quicker by meeting Indonesian in real sentences, again and again. Lingo7 lets you read real books in Indonesian at your level, with tap-to-translate and native-narrated audio. Free to start.

How this test estimates your level

The 30 questions are split evenly across the six CEFR levels (five at each of A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2) and ordered from easiest to hardest. Roughly half check grammar (verb forms, agreement, structure) and half check vocabulary (the right word in context), so the result reflects both.

Your level is the highest band where you stay above 60% correct. We climb from A1 upward and stop at the first level you can no longer hold. That ceiling is your estimate, because it reflects what you can do reliably, not a single lucky answer. The breakdown then shows your score at every level and your grammar-versus-vocabulary balance.

It's an estimate, not a certificate. What it's genuinely good at is showing where your Indonesian thins out, and that the surest way to push that ceiling higher is to keep reading at, and just above, your level.

About learning Indonesian

Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) connects you with nearly 200 million speakers in the world's fourth most populous country, one of the largest economies in Southeast Asia, with a growing tech sector and vast cultural diversity.

A1-C2CEFR levels this test covers
199Mspeakers worldwide
Austronesianlanguage family

Frequently asked questions

What is my Indonesian level?

This free test estimates it on the CEFR scale (A1 to C2) in about five minutes. You answer 30 Indonesian questions that get harder as you go, covering grammar and vocabulary. Your level is the highest band where you keep answering correctly, so it reflects what you can reliably do, not your single best guess.

What do the CEFR levels A1-C2 mean?

CEFR is the standard European scale. A1 and A2 are beginner and elementary: simple phrases and everyday basics. B1 and B2 are intermediate and upper-intermediate: holding conversations, then working and reading novels in the language. C1 and C2 are advanced and proficient: near-native command with full nuance. Most learners aiming to "use" a language are heading for B2.

How accurate is this Indonesian level test?

It is a quick placement estimate, not an exam. Because it samples a handful of items per level it can land a half-step off, especially if your skills are uneven. Read it as a level and a profile: the grammar and vocabulary subscores and the per-level breakdown show exactly where your Indonesian starts to thin out, which is more useful than a single number.

Is this an official Indonesian certificate?

No. Official CEFR certification comes from accredited exams, which test all four skills under controlled conditions. This tool is a free self-assessment to point you at the right level and the fastest way to climb it.

How do I improve my Indonesian level fastest?

Meet the language in real context, again and again. Once you are past the basics, extensive reading is one of the most efficient ways to climb, because it grows vocabulary and grammatical intuition at the same time. Lingo7 lets you read real books in Indonesian at your level with tap-to-translate and native-narrated audio.