Language geography games

Identify languages through recordings, writing systems and their connections to places.

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LangGuessr — public sentence-pack catalog and difficulty linksFree entry

LangGuessr

Recognize written languages through sentence packs organized by region and language family.

Langle — written passage and language submission controlsFree entry

Langle

Identify a language from a longer written passage using a compact language-entry interface.

Language Matcher — audio playback and four-language answer choicesFree entry

Language Matcher

Identify a spoken language from four options across a ten-round audio quiz.

Language Squad — beginner audio question and three language choicesFree entry

Language Squad

Choose an audio or alphabet quiz difficulty, then identify languages through short recognition rounds.

LanguageGuessr — daily-challenge sign-in dialog over the public audio introductionFree entry

LanguageGuessr

Hear a short speech recording and estimate where its language is spoken on the world map.

Languagle — daily phrase with country and language selectorsFree entry

Languagle

Guess the language of a daily phrase in six attempts, optionally narrowing through a country.

WhereSpoken — daily audio sample, difficulty and guess controlsFree entry

WhereSpoken

Identify both the language in an audio sample and the country of its speaker, with progressive hints.

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About languages games

Language games add sound and writing to geographic deduction. Hearing a language does not identify one unique country: speakers, dialects and migration cross borders. Compare audio quizzes with written-phrase puzzles, and use each result to learn a distinction between languages instead of relying on a broad regional impression.