Language Quizzes on Sporcle

For many, trying to learn a new language can be a difficult thing to do. If you can't roll your 'R's or you find verb conjugation a nightmare, don't give up, because Sporcle language games can help you stay on top of your language skills. Whether you need some Italian games or if you need another studying method for your Spanish test, you can try one of the language quizzes, pronto! If foreign language games and quizzes aren't what you're looking for, try one of our Word Ladder games. If you want a real challenge, try testing your vocabulary with a challenging language game or get your tongue twisting with a Latin language quiz. With a variety of language games and quizzes, you should find something to talk about (in whatever language you choose).
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Commonest Words in Lord of the Rings
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The tricky bit is spelling Preciousssss !
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French: Verbs

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Rhymes with 'Late'
It's high time to rhyme.
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A-Z: Jumble Pairs
Mmm, jumbled pears...
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𝄢 Instrument Consonants 𝄢
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There's most of the orchestra somewhere in this one !
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UP words and DOWN words
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More ups and downs than Harry Potter's wands
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Cake or Death?
"Uh, death, please. No, cake! Cake! Cake, sorry. Sorry.."
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Keeping 'UP' Appearances
You won't know what will come 'Up' next.
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4-Letter Words by Endpoints
It looks like someone took a bite out of these 4-letter words. That seems rude.
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5 words, 5 letters, 5 minutes
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Gimme Five!
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Czech Yourself
As Ice Cube once said, 'You better Czech yourself before you wzrech yourself'.
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Word Overlaps II
You might say that these words have a hangover.
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FUMBLERULES: 54 poorly-written rules to good writing
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If I had to live my life again, I'd make the same mistakes, only sooner. Tallulah Bankhead The only thing I regret about my past is the length of it
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Consecutive Letter Words (A-B-C, B-C-D, C-D-E...)
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Maybe not quite as easy as the first time you learnt your A-B-C
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Begins and ends with 'D' II
It's like playing Sporcle D&D, with no 8-sided die required.
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☰ Scrabbler ☰
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Game of Scrabble anyone ?
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Unique last 3 letters
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It's all about the end game.
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3x3 Word Challenge
You might say that this quiz has 3 wheel drive. Of course, if you did say that, you would be wrong.
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Alphabet Homonyms
We wish that hamonym was a word. Hamonyms sound delicious.
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Ends in 'B'
There were far less stingers than we were anticipating.
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One to ten: which language?
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A quiz that you really can count on.
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Common Words By Part of Speech
There's a strong chance you'll catch 'Conjunctionitus' from this quiz.
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Piano Words
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Take note .....
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3 Vowels: 1 Consonant II
You could write a children's book about this called 'The Loneliest Consonant'.
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Recent popular comments:
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i take offense to your bonus answer!!
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Zed is not a letter. That's just silly.
43 points
May I protest how taunting it is to see a bunch of "Good"s pop up in the spaces one hasn't answered yet when the quiz ends?
39 points
"Be in debt" ... effed?
36 points
cool idea, but very difficult when the right column clues don't line up with the left column.
35 points
I'm not sure "waste away" is the best clue for that word. Maybe "wear away" would be better?
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@guyborab - Or, you know, people might have just started writing out all the letters of the alphabet and hoped they got lucky... I couldn't have been the only one that did that, right?
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I don't know if "fête" rhymes with "late"... not the way I pronounce it anyway.
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zed is what every other country in the world calls zee except us americans. when i taught english abroad i was wondering why the students always butchered the end of the alphabet song. also this quiz needs to be guessed in order. you can type every letter out first and get more than half without even looking at the clues. clever idea though
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@Jerez I think it's 'fait accompli'. Also since when did 'plait' rhyme with late? if it's in the sense of a plait of hair, I've only ever heard it as rhyming with 'vat'... but I guess it might be pronouned differently in the US (I'm British)

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