German Language Game: Wie weit?
German Language Game: "Wie weit?" (How far?)
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 3 minutes
Learn and practice 8 words and phrases that are useful for asking directions.
With our interactive games you learn German in small chunks.
Words / Phrases in German Language Game
- Wie weit? - How far?
- der Platz - the square
- der Markt - the market
- zu Fuß - on foot
- mit der U-Bahn - by subway
- fünf Minuten - 5 minutes
- fünfzehn Minuten - 15 minutes
- Wie weit ist der Marktplatz? - How far is the market square?
- Nur fünf Minuten mit der U-Bahn. - Only five minutes by subway.
- Und fünfzehn Minuten zu Fuß. - And fifteen minutes on foot.
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German Language Game: Sein - Simple Past
Our Quick German Language Game: sein (to be) - simple past
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 4 minutes
Play this fun interactive German language game to learn and practice the simple past of "sein" - to be.
Then with the Word Invader game, you'll put together a few simple sentences.
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French Language Game: 8 Easy Verbs
Quick French Language Game: 8 Easy Verbs.
Level: Beginner (A1)
Playing Time: 5 minutes
A fun and quick French interactive game to learn and practice eight easy regular -er verbs.
To conjugate an -er verb (i.e. a verb with the infinitive ending -er), you drop the -er ending and add the endings below.
When you play, always say the French OUT LOUD, it will sharpen your pronunciation.
Present Tense Endings of -er Verbs
• je donn +e
• tu donn +es
• il donn +e
• nous donn +ons
• vous donn +ez
• ils donn +ent
8 French -er Verbs
• donner - to give
• parler - to speak
• demander - to ask
• regarder - to look (at)
• penser - to think
• habiter - to live (reside)
• montrer - to show
• chercher - to look for (search)
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Quick French Language Game Parler - Present Tense
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German Language Game: Word Hero 1
German Language Game: "Word Hero" Test 1. 10 Verbs:
- bleiben - to stay
- bestellen - to order
- fliegen- to fly
- haben - to have
- kommen - to come
- machen - to make
- schlafen - to sleep
- sitzen - to sit
- vorhaben - to intend
- zeigen - to show
Look at the list, then test your memory by playing the Word Hero Game.
Play to grow your vocabulary and improve your pronunciation.
Do a quick brush up on present tense conjugation.
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And if you liked this test, try Word Hero: Test 2.
German Language Game: Ich war - I was
German Language Game: Simple Past of "sein" (to be).
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And don't forget: You can practice German online for FREE with our 36-Scene German 1 Story: "Michael in Deutschland" and our 72-Scene German 2 Mystery Story Sequel: "Blüten in Berlin?".
(If you already know that "Blüten" means blossom in German - you'll learn that Blüten has still another meaning...).
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If you have any language questions - don't hesitate to contact us.