Sense Arcade

Sense Arcade · 10 LANGUAGES

Vocabulary and phrase quiz in 10 languages

Choose a learning language and difficulty. Match words and phrases to concise translations, then explore example sentences after each answer.

How to play

  1. Two meanings. One answer.
  2. An example after every answer
  3. One mistake ends the run

Try one word first

Explore the meaning and example. This sample has no timer and does not affect a score.

cascada

Meaning: waterfall

See it in a sentence: Oímos la cascada antes de verla.

We heard the waterfall before we saw it.

Get to know the games

From a translation to a memorable sentence

Choose a learning language different from your interface language, then select easy, medium, hard or progressive difficulty. You have 20 seconds to match a word or phrase to one of two translated choices. One mistake or timeout ends the run.

Choices show concise equivalent meanings instead of long dictionary definitions. After every answer, right or wrong, you can read an example in the learning language and its translation into your interface language. Continue with the next button when you have finished reading.

Why can a choice contain more than one meaning?

Some words and phrases have several direct translations. The game groups relevant meanings together; this does not mean they are interchangeable in every context. Read the example to see one use.

Are all vocabulary scores ranked together?

Leaderboards are separate for each learning language and difficulty. Start with easy for a gentler round, or choose progressive to move through increasing levels.

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