Italian Language Story Game 5: Venezia
Italian Language Story: Marco in Venezia
Level: Low Intermediate (B1)
Playing Time: 6 minutes
In Part 5 of Marco's trip to Italy (Il viaggio di Marco 5 - Venezia), he takes the Intercity to Venice.
There he goes by vaporetto (water taxi) to the Hotel Al Gambero.
He first explores Venice on his own, and one of the evenings, he gets together with Claudia, and some of her friends.
After dinner, they walk over to the trendy Campo Margherita for drinks.
On his last day, Claudia shows him Venice and its lagoon from up on the Bell Tower of Saint Mark's. The view is magnificent.
Listen to Part 5 of Marco's journey in Italian. It contains 125 basic words and phrases, all in context. Play the story several times. Click on individual sentences to hear them again. Repeat the Italian aloud.
Even if you don't know all the words, try to understand what is said without translating. The context will help you.
Key Verbs in Travel Story: Il viaggio di Marco 5
• consigliare - to recommend, suggest
• prenotare - to book
• aiutare - to help
• acquistare - to purchase
• dare - to give
• collegarsi - to log in, connect
• provare - to try
• affascinare - to fascinate
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Spanish Language Game: The City - 8 Nouns
Quick Spanish Language Game: The City (8 Nouns)
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
Play this fun vocabulary game sequence - Memory. Word Invader. Word Hero. Word Shoot. Flash Cards. - to learn 8 city-related words, to practice your Spanish pronunciation, and to get the right article - "el" or "la" into your brain. Remember to say the Spanish OUT LOUD.
Vocabulary
- la ciudad - the city
- la torre - the tower
- la fuente - the fountain
- la calle - the street
- el río - the river
- el piso - the apartment
- el edificio - the building
- el parque - the park
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French Language Game: Tu viens avec moi?
Quick French Language Game: Tu viens avec moi ?
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 3 minutes
Play this quick Memory, Car Race, Word-Shoot game sequence, to learn and practice a short and useful 4-sentence conversation.
Each game you play adds to your knowledge of French. Have Fun!
As you play, say the French phrases OUT LOUD after or with the native speaker. It will sharpen your pronunciation.
Vocabulary
• tu viens - you come (familiar)
• avec moi - with me
• où ça - where to?
• je dois - I have to
• acheter - to buy
• quelque chose - something
• cool - cool
• je viens - I'm coming
• avec toi - with you (familiar)
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French Language Game: Venir - Present Tense
Quick French Language Game: Venir (to come) - Present Tense
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 3 minutes
Play this quick and fun French language game - a Word-Shoot and Flash Card sequence - to learn and practice the present tense of "venir" (to come). Then, with the additional vocabulary, construct simple sentences.
As you play, say the French words OUT LOUD! It's a good way to sharpen your pronunciation.
Venir - Present Tense
- je viens - I come
- tu viens - you come (familiar)
- il/elle vient - he/she comes
- nous venons - we come
- vous venez - you go (formal & plural)
- ils/elles viennent - they come (m/f)
Vocabulary
- avec moi - with me
- avec toi - with you(fam.)
- d'où - from where
- le nom - the name
You may also enjoy our 3-minute Quick Game (A1): Tu viens avec moi?, to learn and practice a short and useful 4-sentence conversation.
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German Language Game: Müssen - Present Tense
Quick German Language Game: müssen (to have to, must)
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
A fun interactive language Word Shoot game to learn and practice the present tense forms of "müssen" (must, to have to).
Then, with Word Invaders, put together simple sentences using the vocabulary below.
Remember to say the German out loud!
Müssen - Present Tense
Note: the change in the stem vowel: singular "u", plural & formal "ü".
• ich muss - I have to, must
• du musst - you have to, must (familiar)
• er/sie/es muss - he/she/it has to, must
• wir müssen - we have to, must
• ihr müsst - you-all have to, must
• sie/Sie müssen - they/you (formal) have to, must
** Formal you - "Sie" - is singular and plural, and always capitalized.
Vocabulary
• warten - to wait
• finden - to find
• anrufen - to call
• umsteigen - to change (trains, etc.)
• jetzt - now
• bald - soon
• morgen - tomorrow
• das Büro - the office
• das Buch - the book
German Word Order
Note the German word order in sentences with a modal verb (for example, with "müssen").
• Du musst mich morgen anrufen.
• You have to call me tomorrow.
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