KPG Italian case studies
KPG Italian · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The KPG Italian exam (Kratiko Pistopoiitiko Glossomatheias) is Greece's state language proficiency certification, offered in Italian at multiple levels aligned with the CEFR. It is designed for learners who need documented proof of Italian proficiency for study, employment, migration, or professional licensing. The KPG Italian case studies are 5 cases and about 2,100 words.
1The Landlord's Voicemail: Choosing a Viewing Slot
You are waiting at a small language school in Bologna when the receptionist plays a voicemail on speaker so you can hear the landlord's reply about a flat viewing. The recording is partly masked by street noise: «Pronto, sono Marco, il proprietario.
445 words, about 2 min2Library Reopening Notice and a Skeptical Comment
You are scanning the website of a small comune in Umbria for the reopening of the town library after August. The notice reads: «Si avvisa che la biblioteca resterà chiusa dal 10 al 25 agosto per lavori di manutenzione.
422 words, about 2 min3Drafting a University Email: Eventualmente and Register
You are helping a colleague in Rome draft an email to the university's student office. She wants to say that she may take an exam in September and that she currently needs information about the study plan.
394 words, about 2 min4Magari, Tranquillo: Reading Indirect Refusals in a Milan Studio
At a design studio in Milan, your team is preparing for a client presentation. Your supervisor asks, «Ti senti di preparare tu le slide entro stasera?» You have already stayed late twice this week and have a doctor's appointment at 18:30.
406 words, about 2 min5Codice Fiscale, Residenza, and the Festa Table
You have just moved to a small town near Bari for a six-month contract. You need a «codice fiscale» to sign a phone contract, and the HR office says you must also register your «residenza» at the «comune» to get a «certificato di residenza».
433 words, about 2 min