Daily Routine: Missing Letters in Korean Sentences

Here are 15 pictures of people going about their daily lives along with 15 Korean sentences. However, some of the letters in the words are missing. After filling in the missing letters, the sentences and corresponding images must be matched.

If you find the exercise to be too challenging, scroll down to the end of this blog post, where you will find the solution as usual.

Positive Feelings, Positive Personal Traits: A Puzzle for German Learners

Challenge yourself with this fun word search! Look for all the German words related to positive feelings or positive personal traits and list them below the grid in alphabetical order. To help you out, we’ve provided the first letter of each word. If you need more assistance, scroll to the bottom of this article for the words hidden in the grid. Good luck!

Kitchen vocabulary for English Learners : A Matching Puzzle

Here comes again a matching exercise for English learners. You may have noticed that I like them very much. 

Matching exercises are an excellent way to learn a language. They can help you remember and recall words and phrases better because you are actively working with them. In addition, they are fun and interactive, which makes them a great way to learn. They also help you feel more confident when you are learning by allowing you to practice your language skills in a low-pressure, non-threatening environment. Finally, matching exercises are a way for you to test your knowledge and understanding of the language you are learning, which makes you more aware of your strengths and weaknesses. 

The matching game below should be an easy one for beginners, but if it is not, just scroll down to the bottom of this article to find the solutions as usual. 

Numbers in French: A Word Search Puzzle

We already had a numbers-related puzzle a couple of weeks ago. If you want to solve the Numbers in French : A Crossword Puzzle as well, click on the link.

This time, I've got a word search puzzle for you, but let's keep the number theme going. Search the grid for the words that correspond to the numbers that are listed beneath the grid.

Words can be found in the grid in every direction, that is, horizontally from left to right and from right to left, vertically from top to bottom and from bottom to top, and diagonally in every thinkable direction. 

Many French numbers must have dashes, but you won't find any of them in the grid; so, you must also place them where they belong.

Daily Routine: Missing Letters in Chinese Sentences

15 images of people going about their daily lives are shown below, along with 15 Chinese sentences. However, not all of the letters are present in the words. After filling in the missing letters, the sentences and corresponding images must be matched.

If you find the exercise too challenging, you can always scroll down to the bottom of this blog post for the solution.

Positive Feelings, Positive Personal Traits: A Puzzle for Spanish Learners

You can find a word search puzzle below. There are Spanish words in the grid that are associated with happy emotions or positive character traits. Locate them all, and then list them in alphabetical order beneath the picture. To assist you in your efforts, we revealed the first letters of every word.

If you feel that the puzzle is too difficult, scroll down to the bottom of this article to find the words that are hidden in the grid.

Vegetables: A Matching Exercise for Hungarian Learners

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A picture and a list of the names of 25 vegetables are provided below. Your task is to match them. Though I hope you won't find it too challenging, if you do, you can find the answers at the bottom of this blog post, as usual.

A few weeks ago, I posted a vegetable-themed word search puzzle. Now you have the opportunity to review the words used in that puzzle because they are all used in this matching exercise too, along with a few others.

You can find the mentioned puzzle here if you are interested.