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Spanish vocabulary games

Turn new Spanish words into something you can recognise, hear and use. Choose a game for the skill you want to practise, then pick your topic and round.

Try Picture Quiz

Choose your practice game

These links open the selected game with Spanish as your learning language. Choose your round before starting, or continue a saved round.

  1. Game 01

    Cards

    Use picture flashcards to recall a word before revealing its meaning. Choose which language to show and which to guess. Start here when a topic is new to you.

    Open Cards

  2. Game 02

    Spin

    Let the wheel choose your next vocabulary card. Recall the word, reveal the answer and revisit it. Use this when you want variety within the topic you selected.

    Open Spin

  3. Game 03

    Picture Quiz

    Look at an illustration and choose the Spanish word from two or four answers. Use gradual clues when you need help. A useful first step from recognising a picture to recalling its word.

    Open Picture Quiz

  4. Game 04

    Match Up

    Pair pictures with Spanish words by tapping them; no dragging is needed. Work through a small board at a time and try again when a pair does not match.

    Open Match Up

  5. Game 05

    Odd One Out

    Find the word that belongs to a different group, then read why. This game uses Starter animal, colour and number words; its topic choices reflect that smaller word bank.

    Open Odd One Out

  6. Game 06

    Listen & Find

    Listen to a Spanish word, then choose its picture. Replay normally or slowly as often as you need. Pronunciation uses browser voices, so availability and quality depend on your device.

    Open Listen & Find

  7. Game 07

    Word Rescue

    Complete the missing letters of a Spanish word using a letter bank. Meaning, first-letter and audio clues help when you get stuck. Choose this to practise spelling after meeting a word.

    Open Word Rescue

  8. Game 08

    Sentence Builder

    Put word tiles in order to build a Spanish model sentence. Edit your choices, undo a step or use a next-word clue. This game uses sentence cards rather than isolated vocabulary.

    Open Sentence Builder

Before you play

Which Spanish game should I try first?

Start with Cards to meet the words, then Picture Quiz or Match Up to recognise them. Choose Listen & Find for listening, Word Rescue for spelling or Sentence Builder for model sentences. Use a short round and return to words you found difficult.

Can I practise Spanish by topic?

Yes. The shared setup lets you choose topics such as greetings, numbers, food, animals and travel. Available cards depend on the game, challenge and source. Odd One Out has a smaller classified word bank; an unavailable combination is explained before you start.

Do I need an account, and is Vane free?

Public lessons are free to read without an account. Games offer limited free guest plays, then require Google sign-in to continue. Interactive Study requires sign-in and saves your place. Opening a game does not use a play; starting a new round does. A saved round may resume when you return.

Can Spanish speakers learn English here too?

Yes. Vane supports Spanish speakers learning English as well as English speakers learning Spanish. Each learning direction has its own words, explanations and pronunciation language. The app also lets you choose your menu language independently.

Are the games a complete Spanish course?

Games practise specific skills and vocabulary; game points are not a proficiency assessment. Combine them with Vane’s guided lessons, grammar and conversations. A1–C1 labels organize Study content and do not award a language certification.

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Learn the words in a conversation

Read a beginner lesson with translations, then take those words into practice.

Spanish lessons for beginners →
  1. Spanish greetings: hola, buenos días and goodbyeLearn how to say hello and goodbye in Spanish, choose a greeting for the time of day, and follow a short conversation with English translations.
  2. How to introduce yourself in SpanishLearn how to say your name and ask someone theirs in Spanish. Read useful phrases, English translations and a short model conversation, then practise.