Learn Spanish Card Game | Eating & Drinking Theme | Language Fun for Family Kids Adults & School | 2 Decks of Coloured Vocabulary Word Cards Make Sentences in a Flash | 1–4 Players

I bought Kloo to learn to speak Spanish and it's exceeded all my expectations. It's bright and engaging with easy to follow instructions and can be played on your own and with friends. I particularly liked the fact you have the phonetic spelling underneath the word, because this really helps you achieve good pronunciation.When I've played the game with friends, they have been amazed at how much Spanish they could learn in such a fun way, without getting bogged down in grammar. For me, it provided the chance to create long and sometimes silly sentences that have really given me a solid understanding of vocabulary and verbs, so that I feel confident about speaking.I'm a fluent French speaker, and have now got a set of the French game because I think it's such an effective way to learn. I plan to use it with my students in a French club because I think it will be a great way to hook them into languages in a creative and purposeful way.Kloo is an absolutely fantastic game that is fun and educational, a winning combination!

A great way to learn Spanish. Very enjoyable.

I have bought the French and Spanish versions for my kids aged 12 and 10 as an alternative to family favourites like Uno - The games are clever but simple to play and there is more than one game in the pack much more on the website. The cards, and box are good quality and the instructions are simple it's perfect to play round a table, in an airport. My son particularly like the highly competitive penalty shoot out where you get to test the others. We all learnt something the game helped me to remember my language from school, improve my son's languages and got my daughter interested in Spanish. I think buying more than one pack would add to the game's longevity particularly when playing the penalty shoot out. We're getting stuck into the Spanish one before we go to Spain next year - more fun than phrase books!!

As a teacher of modern European languages for over 20 years, I was excited to find this game, but very disappointed when it arrived. The instructions are complicated and the vocabulary, particularly the verbs, of limited usefulness to learners of Spanish. This game was undoubtedly created with good intention, but its promise of allowing learners to create thousands of sentences, although statistically true, is misleading, given the poor range of vocabulary in the pack.

I was expecting a large board game, however, its just as good.

I bought this for a friend's son for Christmas as he has just started learning Spanish at school and my friend is trying to learn a bit to help him along. I already have the full game (Race to Madrid) myself and have bought the French full game (Race to Paris) for friends, who described it as the best present ever! I am a teacher of French, German and Spanish, and I think the Kloo series is an excellent way for all ages to acquire vocabulary and to learn to make sentences. We have played the Spanish game as a family, where knowledge of Spanish ranges from virtually nothing through beginners to fairly fluent, and it is great fun and accessible for everyone. I was really pleased to find that I could just buy one pack of cards (two decks) as I couldn't afford to buy the whole game as a present for a friend's child, but they can always add on another pack of cards and the board if they want to, which is really flexible. I have recommended these games to everyone I know who is learning or teaching languages. What would be really good, though, would be if we could have something similar at a higher level as well.

To call the 'game' genius is a step too far - rules are fairly complex, some of the structures don't make any sense. It might entertain a few beginners but I wouldn't recommend it for a bilingual family, I'm a native speaker and can tell you 'el polar' doesn't mean anything. From Mexico to Argentina with a pits stop in Central America, Colombia or Ecuador and including Spain, you won't hear that anywhere.An expensive set of cards for learning a bit of vocabulary considering how many decks you have to buy to cover enough subjects. Won't be getting any more of this in a rush..

I teach Spanish Italian and English and I bought this game as a fun way for the students (ranging in age from 10 - 17) they absolutely loved it, we worked out different ways to use it and in the larger groups they were totally immersed and became very competitive indeed. To see how easy it was to pick up and see how even the reluctant ones absolutely loved it was a joy. Those who often found it hard to concentrate were immersed in the game and I watched how they patiently explained it to others. Brilliant, even my Dad now wants to learn using this. Thank you for an inventive and clear game which opens up languages to those who may have been afraid that they simply don't have the ability. Genius.