Fruits: A Matching Exercise for Hungarian Learners

In our most recent blog post, you can find a matching exercise. We enjoy matching games a lot because they are entertaining and helpful for language learners. By putting fruit pictures and their names together, you can quickly expand your vocabulary on this subject. Check it out and see how many fruits you can correctly match.

Sports : A Matching Exercise for Korean Learners

Sports are important for many reasons, such as promoting physical fitness, developing teamwork and leadership skills, enhancing mental toughness, and providing opportunities for socialization and enjoyment. They can also serve as a means for personal growth, cultural exchange, and economic development. We will be providing sports-related vocabulary exercises in the upcoming weeks, and we hope they will be useful for conversing with Korean-speaking friends.

Sports : A Word Search Puzzle for German Learners

We launched a sports series two weeks ago with a matching game where you had to pair 16 images with their German names. Now, we have a new puzzle for you that uses the same vocabulary. In this word search puzzle, your task is to find the hidden words in the grid. The words can be found in any direction, so it won't be easy to find them all. Completing the first  matching exercise on sports may be a good idea to help remember the spelling and meaning of the words. I hope both exercises prove helpful to you.

Sports : Multiple Choice Exercise for English Learners

This is the third round of our sports series, and before we move on, I'd like you to complete the below multiple-choice exercise, too. Just to be sure, you acquired the vocabulary we practiced in the last two exercises. I wish you the best of luck! 

SPORTS

Please select the correct answers:

1. Which of the following sports is played with a round ball?
a) Soccer
b) Swimming
c) Cycling
d) Water polo

2. Which sport involves swimming in a pool?
a) Soccer
b) Water polo
c) Cycling
d) Fencing

Fruits: A Matching Exercise for French Learners

You can find a matching exercise in our most recent blog post. We like matching exercises very much because they are entertaining and useful for people learning foreign languages. You can quickly increase your vocabulary on this subject by matching images of fruits with their corresponding names. Try it and see how many fruits you can match correctly.

Sports : A Matching Exercise for Chinese Learners

People talk about sports all the time: during a game or match, while watching sports on TV or online, while participating in sports activities themselves, or in social settings with other sports enthusiasts. So, we thought it would be useful for you to learn some sports-related vocabulary too. Below you will find the first exercise of this sports vocabulary training (the next ones are coming in a few weeks). We hope it will help you communicate with your Chinese-speaking friends.

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