Quick Games for Language Learning and Fun Practice

German Language Game: 8 Question Words

Quick German Language Game: 8 Question Words
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes

German question words are basic tools for communicating.
Practice 8 essential German question words in this quick-moving multi-sensory, interactive game.

8 Question Words

wo - where
wer - who
wohin - to where
woher- from where
wann - when
wie - how
wieso - how so
was - what

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Spanish Language Game: "Mi español no es muy bueno."

Play Spanish: Mi español no es muy bueno.

Spanish Language Game: "Mi español no es muy bueno."
A useful phrase, but it soon won't describe you any more, right?
In this fun interactive game, you'll learn and practice the formal and familiar forms of the verb "hablar" (to speak).
You'll also see when to drop pronouns in Spanish.
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Juego de Inglés: 12 Easy Adverbs

Play Inglés: 12 Easy Adverbs

Juego de Inglés: Puedes aprender y practicar 12 adverbios fáciles:
entonces, más tarde, normalmente, ya, de verdad, nunca, también, casi, por allí, ahí, aquí, bien.
Haz clic o toca la palabra correcta.
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Italian Language Game: Times of Day

Play Italian: Times of Day

Italian Language Game: Times of Day. Learn and practice 8 terms for the times of day.
Knowing the times of the day will be very useful, when you are making appointments with friends or acquaintances, asking for bus or train schedules, etc.
They also happen often in conversations, so you want to practice listening and pronouncing them.
I remember that during our 5 month stay in Rome, Italy, I had a hard time remembering the Italian word for "the afternoon".
Now it is one of the Italian words that I'll always remember!

il giorno - the day
la mattina - the morning
il mezzogiorno - the midday, noon
il pomeriggio - the afternoon
la sera - the evening
la notte - the night
domani - tomorrow
ieri - yesterday

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French Language Game: Idioms Ça va? and Ça va

Play French Idioms: ça va? and ça va

Quick French Language Game: "Ça va?" - "Ça va."
These are probably two of the most used French questions.
"Ça va?" means "How are you?" or "How is it going?"
The somewhat expected answer "Ça va" means "I'm OK"
"Ça va bien" means "I'm doing well."
Depending on the context and intonation, "Ça va" can also take on a few other meanings, as in "Ça va aller" - "That'll be fine" or in "Oh! Ça va!" - "Hey, that's enough!"
Practice "Ça va?" and "Ça va" with this Quick French game.