AGO En Espanol Card Game For Learning Spanish

Great idea to put fun into learning key Spanish phrases. Suitable for beginner up to SQA National 4 level.

These spanish cards are really good quality and they make it easier to learn spanish. The only thing is that i couldn’t see the english translations on cards, maybe it’s a good thing for others, but i think it could be better if there was english translations.Overall good quality and lovely cards.

I don't speak Spanish yet, but I got this for my sister who has been learning Spanish on the Duolingo App as thought it would be a bit of fun. However I've just realised that her husband hasn't been learning Spanish so that may cause a wee problem! Maybe it will inspire him to learn also. Worse case Scenario she can at least see if she can read the cards. I have just started learning also but have literally only got as far as learning La madre !Looking at the instructions there are a few different things you can do and I think the £7.95 price is reasonable.I hope you found this helpful. Please let me know if you did. 😊

A small pack of linen finish playing cards to help you learn some Spanish words and phrases. There are 54 cards - some of them ask a question in Spanish with suggested answers to choose from in Spanish e.g. what is your favourite animal? There are also some Action picture cards with the Spanish word telling you to e.g. Jump. Other cards are there to move the game along such as switch turn directions, pick up more cards from the central pile, miss a turn. The aim is to be the first to get rid of the 7 cards you are dealt in your initial hand.The game is fun if you are playing with a group who have some knowledge of Spanish, good for secondary school pupils learning Spanish or families who visit Spain regularly. It will not teach you the language but a fun way to pick up some new vocabulary

Fun introduction to learning a new language

Great for b4 my little girl to use especially while she is of and she can use them more often. Always good education for them

I initially got these to teach my children Spanish as I loved learning languages at school, particularly Spanish. I actually found these a great way of brushing up my own Spanish and for my husband to learn too with the kids! So easy to understand and some lovely illustrations I’ll be picking these up in French too!

The main thing to know about this set is that it is not for people with little/no knowledge of Spanish. At first glance I assumed this would be a set for total novices but in fact it assumes a basic grasp of some Spanish to be able to play. There are no English translations on the cards so the players need to have a good working vocabulary. However for players at this level it will be a good game for practicing and improving both vocabulary and word usage.