German Language Game: Months of the Year
Quick German Language Game: Months of the Year.
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 3 minutes
A fun interactive language game to learn and practice German months of the year.
English speakers can easily recognize the names of German months.
But pronouncing them is a little different, and kind of fun to learn.
Try to come close to the sound of the native speaker when you repeat or say the months aloud.
Note: As in English, the months are capitalized in German. They are all masculine: der Januar, der Februar, etc. The German month March has an umlaut: März
Months of the Year
• Januar - January
• Februar - February
• März - March
• April - April
• Mai - May
• Juni - June
• Juli - July
• August - August
• September - September
• Oktober - October
• November - November
• Dezember - December
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Italian Language Game: Potere - Present Tense
Italian Language Game: potere (can, be able) - present tense.
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 3 1/2 minutes
Play this fun Italian Word Shoot game and learn the present-tense forms of the irregular verb "potere".
Then, with Word Invaders, put together an easy sentence with each.
Note that in Italian subject pronouns often dropped, except for emphasis or clarity.
But, with or without a pronoun, you always have to use the correct verb form.
Note also:
"you can" formal (singular): Lei può
Potere - can, be able
- io posso - I can
- tu puoi - you can (familiar)
- lui, lei può - he, she can
- noi possiamo - we can
- voi potete - you-all can
- loro possono - they can
Vocabulary
- pagare - to pay
- prendere - to take
- parlare - to speak
- aiutare - to help
Always say the words OUT LOUD as you play the game. It's the best way to practice pronunciation.
If you want to play a game to review all three Modal Verbs together, click here: Volere. Dovere. Potere.
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German Language Game: Sprechen - Present Tense
Quick German Language Game: sprechen (to speak).
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
The verb "sprechen" is a useful verb to know when traveling in a German-speaking country.
At least you'll want to be able to ask if someone speaks English, and say that you don't speak (fluent) German.
Sprechen - Present Tense
Note changes in the stem vowel from "e" to "i" in 2nd and 3rd person singular.
• ich spreche - I speak
• du sprichst - you speak (familiar)
• er/sie/es spricht - he/she/it speaks
• wir sprechen - we speak
• ihr sprecht - you-all speak
• sie sprechen - they speak
• Sie sprechen - you speak (formal)
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French Language Game: Aller - Present Tense
Quick French Language Game: Aller (to go) - Present Tense
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
A quick and fun French game to learn and practice the present tense of "aller" (to go).
As you play, remember to say the French words OUT LOUD! It's good pronunciation practice.
Aller - Present Tense
• je vais - I go
• tu vas - you go (familiar)
• il/elle va - he/she goes
• nous allons - we go
• vous allez - you go (formal)
• ils/elles vont - they go (m/f)
Note: "nous allons" and "vous allez" are pronounced with a liaison. You'll hear an example of that in the game.
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French Language Game: Vouloir - Present Tense
Quick French Language Game: "vouloir" (to want) - present tense
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
Play this fun online game to learn and practice the present tense of the verb "vouloir".
First, play the forms of "vouloir" with Shootout, then put together easy sentences with Word Invaders.
Always say the French OUT LOUD right after or along with the speaker. It's the best way to sharpen your pronunciation.
Before starting, look through the forms and sentences below.
This game is for Beginners. Play on a Computer or Tablet.
Present Tense of "vouloir"
• je veux - I want
• tu veux - you want (familiar)
• il/elle veut - he/she wants
• nous voulons - we want
• vous voulez - want (sing. formal & plural)
• ils/elles veulent - they want (m/f)
Vocabulary to Combine
• faire une promenade - to take a walk
• voir un film - to see a film
• un jus de pomme - an apple juice
Sentences with "vouloir"
Ils veulent faire une promenade. - They want to take a walk.
Je veux voir un film. - I want to see a film.
Veux-tu un jus de pomme ? - Do you want an apple juice? (fam.)
Elle veut faire une promenade. - She wants to take a walk.
Nous voulons voir un film. - We want to see a film.
Voulez-vous un jus de pomme ? - Do you want an apple juice? (sing. formal)
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