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Games for Language Learning: German - A Game A Day

Games for Language Learning - A Game a Day ImageGamesforlanguage.com continues to add Quick Games for German
These short games - which can be played without registering or logging in - are a fun way to learn and practice small chunks of German.
Brief explanations accompany the games.

Play and learn every weekday with a German Game or connect via our special Facebook Page: Learn German - A Game A Day.

These games use all our various interactive games and help you learn and practice vocabulary and phrases, understand grammar rules, often without realizing it.

A rudimentary knowledge of German is helpful, as our courses and games are most suited for high or mid beginners. 

But even someone without prior knowledge will quickly enjoy the fun games and learn! 

We are now cycling through our over 90 Quick German Language Games on the Facebook page every weekday.

Viel Spaß!

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GamesforLanguage listed in Serious Games Directory

SGA - gamesforlanguage.com pageWe are pleased to be listed in the Serious Games Directory (SGA).

The Serious Games Directory is published by the Serious Games Association, an international trade organization open to all professionals engaged in the serious games industry.

The GamesforLanguage team believes that games can make language learning fun. More and more adults discover that games are not just for children. Adults enjoy them as well.

Gamesforlanguage.com offers FREE language courses for French, German, Italian and Spanish.
The 36 lessons of each course tell a travel story, in which the learner follows a young traveler on his trip. Importantly, with the story, you'll not only remember the new content words, but also the phrases and sentences in which they are used. This is more effective than other programs, which often teach unrelated words out of context!
Users can also download the vocabulary list of each Scene as well as the mp3 audio of each level and play Quick Games.

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Mi dispiace, me alegro et al: Quick Games for Language Learning

French Shootout GameSince adding Quick Games for German, French, Italian and Spanish in February 2014, many players have found these games a quick and fun way to practice or test their knowledge.

There are now over 60 games that can be played in 2-3 minutes without even registering.

Players click on Quick Games, select their language and game, and start playing.

Game topics range from Trivia Quizzes to Survival Verbs, Days of the Week, Asking for Directions, Basic Numbers, etc.

We are using all of our games, including the Shootout game, shown on the picture above, and a favorite of many users.

These games also allow you to learn and practice grammar rules - often without realizing it.

On our German Facebook page, we are posting a different German Quick Game every weekday.

Gamesforlanguage.com is now adding new games every few weeks.

Using games for language learning is both effective and fun!