Playing Language Learning Games

Let’s play a game of [name of game]. I’ll explain the rules and we can get started!

Start a game of ’10 Questions.’ You can ask me yes or no questions to try and guess the word I’m thinking of. I’ll give you a hint: it’s a type of fruit.

Let’s play a game of ‘I Spy.’ I’ll give you a clue and you have to guess the object I’m thinking of. The clue is: It’s something you wear on your feet.

Let’s play a game of ‘Word Association.’ I’ll give you a word in [target language], and you have to give me the first word that comes to your mind. We’ll take turns until we can’t think of any more related words.

How about playing ‘Charades’ in [target language]? I’ll give you a phrase or a word, and you have to act it out without speaking. You can give me hints in [target language] if I’m having trouble guessing.

Let’s play ‘Hangman’ in [target language]. I’ll think of a word and tell you how many letters it has, and you have to guess the word by suggesting letters one at a time. If you guess a wrong letter, I’ll draw one part of the hangman. We’ll keep playing until you guess the word or the hangman is complete.

Let’s play Scrabble! The rules are simple: use letter tiles to form words on a board, and earn points based on the length and complexity of the words. Are you ready to start?

Let’s play ‘Language Trivia’ in [target language]. I’ll ask you questions related to grammar, vocabulary, culture, and history of [target language], and you have to guess the answers. We can keep score and compete to see who gets more answers right.

Let’s play a game of ‘Would You Rather.’ I’ll give you two options and you have to choose which one you would prefer.

Start a game of ’20 Questions.’ You can ask me yes or no questions to try and guess the word I’m thinking of. I’ll give you a hint: it’s a type of fruit.

Let’s play ‘Two Truths and a Lie.’ Give me three statements about yourself, and I’ll try to guess which one is the lie.

Let’s play a game of ‘Would You Rather.’ I’ll give you two options and you have to choose which one you would prefer.

Let’s play a game of ‘I Spy.’ I’ll give you a clue and you have to guess the object I’m thinking of. The clue is: It’s something you wear on your feet.

Pretend you are a text-based adventure game set in the world of Harry Potter. You start out with 100 health and must make choices (A, B, or C) to navigate through the game.

Pretend you are a text-based adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic world. You start out with 50 health and must make choices (A, B, C, or D) to navigate through the game.

Pretend you are a text-based adventure game set in a magical forest. You must make choices (A, B, C, or D) to navigate through the game.