French Language Game: ne ... pas
Quick French Language Game : ne ... pas (French negation).
A quick fun game to practice negating a verb in French.
Words in French Language Game
- être - to be
- je suis - I am
- je ne suis pas - I'm not
- savoir - to know
- il sait - he knows
- il ne sait pas - he doesn't know
- avoir - to have
- elle a - she has
- elle n'a pas - she doesn't have
- pouvoir - to be able, can
- il peut - he can
- il ne peut pas
Note: when the next word stars with a vowel, the negative particle - ne - contracts to - n'.
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Spanish Language Game: 12 Verbs
Spanish language game: 12 Useful Verbs.
Look at the list and then play the Word Hero Game to test yourself on the meaning and pronunciation of 12 basic Spanish verbs.
Practice your pronunciation by repeating with or right after the native speaker.
- llegar - to arrive
- conocer - to know
- abrir - to open
- cerrar - to close
- volver - to come back
- conseguir - to obtain
- aparecer - to appear
- cenar - to have dinner
- aterrizar - to land
- traer - to bring
- subir - to go up
- tomar - to take, have
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Italian Language Game: La cugina in cucina
With this Italian Language Game you learn the difference between "la cugina" and "la cucina".
Context matters! "La cucina" and "la cugina" are spelled differently, but sound quite similar to the untrained ear.
You can easily get them mixed them up.
See if you can keep them apart in this short Italian interactive game.
And, if you want to find out, how much you already understand, just click on this MP3 audio, in which Marco drinks his orange juice in the kitchen.
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French Language Game: Vocab Builder 3 - A Good Idea
Quick French Language Game: Une bonne idée - A good
Play a fun interactive game using 8 basic French words.
Improve your pronunciation and spelling of a number of tricky French words!
And if you want to find out what our traveler's "bonne idée" is in our story, click on this MP3 audio.
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German Language Game - 2 Verb Pairs with "ver-"
Quick German Language Game: 2 Verb Pairs with "ver-"
Play a fun German language game with "suchen/versuchen" and "gehen/vergehen".
The inseparable prefix "ver-" modifies the meanings of both words quite a bit.
You'll learn and practice them alone and construct basic sentences with them.
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