Learn Italian Card Game - Places & Travel Vocabulary (Double Deck)

We bought the Learn Italian Travel Game Combo for our nephew, whowanted to improve his Italian, and he just loves it! We are having alot of fun with the card game and for once the whole family plays at atable together!

Being Italian I find this a good way to get my daughters to practice and challenge each other in Italian. Color codes help them to get the correct order of the words which is not always the same as English.I would probably suggest to add more of the green (prepositions) and purple cards (adverbs). So what we do instead is to have them always available regardless of person's hand.

A useful game to compliment vocabulary learning. Well presented and easy to use.

Great idea and gift for Christmas present . A fun way to learn a new language.

Fun way to learn vocabulary for total beginners.

Great way to start speaking a different language. We have the French Spanish and Italian versions.

We moved to Italy a while ago and have been struggling with the language a bit. We already have lessons with a tutor, but I was looking for something a bit more relaxed and fun, instead of worksheets and books. This is a great game and its also not for complete beginners, as there were a lot of words we didnt know. Helps a lot to build up your vocabulary, plus I am winning every time we play this game!

The KLOO cards are a fantastic way to strengthen a person's Italian knowledge!

Great fun and very helpful for learning - a fun and interactive way to learn a language that helps to make it stick!

Good little game, although the instructions are bit difficult to understand. There seems to be a few different ways to play and it tried to explain each, gets a bit confusing

I've bought this for my goddaughter, who is going to Italy with her family quite often. She is very happy with this gift. All they play and learn Italian words together with their Italian friends who learn English with them too. Great game.

A simple and approachable way to help anyone with learning a language, easy to use and fun. I bought the game cards to use with my adult students of Italian, beginners to intermediate and one of my students loved it so much she bought her own set of cards!

This is an excellent game for both kids and adults! In fact it is more than a game it is a tool for learning in a challenging way! It works particularly well with competitive people! I am italian myself so I use the cards as a tool to stimulate my children to learning more words, but the game is very useful for learning the structure of sentences too. It is also good for exercising your memory and observation skills, as the more words you remember, the more likely to win the game! I would certainly recommend it to anyone who has a basic to medium level of italian knowledge.

I bought the first four decks of the Italian version of this game for a 6 year old first year learner of Italian. Although she has been learning for 3 terms she has done very little formal grammar learning but she is able to use these cards easily to make sentences of 5 or 6 words in length. You can follow the suggested game play or make you own rules. Although these cards are not pictorial, the recipient loves to play with them and she has spent many hours practicing amusing sentence construction then reading and translating the fruits of her labour. Each card has a colour coded clue to aid construction of sentence if you run into difficulty. For such a simple premise, these games allow a huge amount of learning in a wonderfully fun way. I cannot recommend these enough.

Already had packs 1&2 and got this one to supplement them. It works, you pick up language whilst enjoying the games. I have never found learning a language easy, but my understanding, and speaking of Italian has improve out of recognition. I would urge anyone learning a new language to get these packs as they make it so much easier.

I bought four decks: 1. People; 2. Eating and Drinking; 3. Places; 4. Everyday Objects. The instructions are clear and it is easy to make the game as easy or as difficult as you like. I use it on my own, to play with my partner who is a beginner, and to play in my intermediate Italian lessons with a group of friends. We get additional points for using tenses other than Present and for making compound sentences. More conjunctions would make it easier but we are managing ok. Really looking forward to Race to Rome!